The hostages going to Israel will be picked up by the International Red Cross. They will drive them to a check point where they will be picked up by military, who will take them to hospitals. After being checked out and tested, their families will be waiting to see them. The Palestinian prisoners will be taken to the West Bank and then sent to their homes. (None of the Palestinian prisoners to be released are from Gaza, thus none will be going to Gaza).

A few hiccups that could still arise: First, Hamas does not control The Palestinian Islamic Jihad, another terror group. The group is reportedly holding up to 30 of the Israeli hostages. It also has not agreed to a pause in fighting. It could try launching some rockets to torpedo the deal. Israel, however says, it will not respond to minor and isolated rockets, only to an attack that is a real threat.