After Israel blocked a major road and accused Hamas of violating the ceasefire agreement, thousands of Palestinians who displaced the displaced place were prevented from returning to homeland in the north of Gaza.

The dispute occurred after Hamas released four Israeli female soldiers and Israel released 200 Palestinian prisoners.

However, the Israeli government said that before the release of Israel’s civilian Abel Jejude’s plan, the Gaza people would not be allowed to travel north. Hamas insisted that she was still alive and will be released next week.

According to the agreement, Hamas will release civilians first, and then release soldiers.

On Saturday night, when the crowd gathered home in the middle of Gasha, it was reported that a shooting event was reported.

Reuters quoted the Ministry of Health and Palestinian media operated by Hamas and said that one person died and many people were injured.

According to reports, four gunfires can be heard in the video released online. The BBC verification has verified the location of the video, but the BBC cannot independently verify the casualties report.

The Israeli National Defense Force (IDF) said that the troops in the central part of Gaza fired after “the suspect that threatened dozens of troops”.

“Contrary to the reports that have occurred in recent hours, all the shootings in the area were to keep the distance, not to cause harm. We emphasized that as of the current stage, the suspect is not injured. The result of the shooting incident.”

Earlier on Saturday, Muhammed Emad Aldin was one of the thousands of people waiting to return to the homeland in northern Gaza.

“I know my house might be destroyed, but I will put a tent on its ruins. I just want to go back,” he told British Broadcasting Corporation on the phone.

“I need to recapture my job. I am a hairdresser of Gaza. I have been trying to repair my salon and restart my business. I have owed a lot of people. The children buy the simplest things, “he added.

“I just hope that the dispute between Hamas and Israel can end and allow us to move back to the homeland in the north. We have not seen our loved ones for more than 15 months.”

The Corridge Corridor is a seven -kilometer (4.3 mile) long area controlled by Israel, separating the northern part of Gaza with other areas of the area.

In the afternoon, Lubna Nassar (Lubna Nassar) took her two daughters and sons to arrive at the donkey cart, hoping to return home with her husband Sudan who hadn’t met for 11 months.

“I will stay here and approach the Israeli inspection station as much as possible. For a few months, my daughters have been waiting for the moment when they meet my father. I want to be the first batch of people returning to Gasha,” she said.

Qatar and Egyptian mediators are making progress in allowing hundreds of thousands of Palestinians to return to the north.

But the Israeli tank still blocked people to walk into the coastal road in the north.

The Israelites have asked Hamas to provide the mediation offer to provide Ms. Jejude’s life certificate, and Hamas seems to have handed it over to the Egyptians.

As part of the ceasefire agreement, four Israeli ladies soldiers who were linked to Hamas were released on Saturday on October 7, 2023, and the agreement also released 200 Palestinian prisoners.

At the same time, many Gaza people are anxiously waiting for any breakthroughs that can return them.

For many people, the hope of returning is better than waiting for their reality -ruins and destruction.

However, the dream of restoring life, rebuilding their homes, and reuniting with family members will make their spirit forever.