The delay had raised concerns about progress in the fragile cease-fire amid a dispute over the flow of humanitarian goods into the enclave.

Hamas has delayed the naming of three hostages to be released on Saturday after accusing Israel of multiple breaches of the ceasefire agreement, alleging that it has delayed hundreds of humanitarian aid trucks and only allowed in a fraction of the tents needed to accommodate people who have lost their homes in the conflict.

Hamas' armed wing released the names of three captives it said would be freed on Saturday in a fifth hostage-prisoner swap as part of an ongoing agreement with Israel for a Gaza ceasefire.

The three civilians will be exchanged for more Palestinian prisoners in the latest swap on Saturday.

Hamas has failed to publish the names of three male hostages scheduled for release tomorrow, violating the terms of the ongoing Gaza ceasefire agreement. The agreement requires the militant group to provide an updated list to Israeli officials via mediators by 4:00 pm.

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