Hamas named the next three Israeli hostages it plans to release this weekend as part of the ceasefire deal, showing the agreement was moving forward Friday even as the U.S. and Israel discuss plans to relocate all of Gaza’s population.

Hamas has accused Israel of overly restricting humanitarian aid deliveries to the Gaza Strip during the ongoing ceasefire — such as tents, fuel and equipment to clear debris. There was no immediate response from Israel on Hamas’ allegation Friday that it had broken the terms of the truce deal.

Through coerced statements and choreographed release of captives, Iran amplifies Hamas’ effort to humiliate and implicate Israel during hostage swaps

CBS News foreign correspondent Chris Livesay spoke with the brother and sister of Keith Siegal, an American-Israeli who had been held captive by Hamas until his release a few days ago.

Keith spent a staggering six months of his captivity alone cumulatively, his brother said, adding that the last two months of his captivity were spent entirely alone.

A freed Hamas hostage asked a heartbreaking 11-word question after being freed as part of a ceasefire deal between Israel and the militant organization