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More Palestinian detainees have now been released from Israeli prisons, according to various news agencies.
Citing Hamas-affiliated media, Reuters says those freed are 30 children and three women.
The AFP news agency, quoting the Israeli prison authority, says 33 prisoners have been let go. It doesn't specify how many are children and women.
Earlier, Hamas and Qatar both said 33 Palestinians were due to be released - 30 children and three women.
It comes as part of the truce agreed by Israel and Hamas, which includes a pause in fighting and has been extended by another two days.
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