Netanyahu, "If you don't get the release hostage list, you can't do it."

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has urged Hamas to submit a list of freed hostages and warned of a possible delay in implementing the ceasefire, local media reported.

On the afternoon of the 19th local time, Netanyahu said he would not implement a ceasefire until he received a hostage list to be released as agreed.

"Israel will not tolerate violations of the agreement," he said, adding that "all responsibility rests with Hamas."

According to the cease-fire agreement, which is scheduled to take effect at 8:30 a.m. local time on the 19th, Hamas must submit a hostage list at least 24 hours before the release of the hostage.

At 4 p.m. on the 19th, the first day of the ceasefire announcement, Hamas will release three Israeli female hostages.

Israel's Justice Ministry previously announced a list of 95 Palestinian prisoners to be released in exchange for the release of hostages, but Hamas is said to have yet to hand over the list of freed hostages.