Israelis who have to exchange the item for 48 hours for the highest court of Israel to intervene in an appeal before the prisoners are freed.
Correspondents say the court is unlikely that the company has broad public support to stop.
However, there are some Israeli groups that oppose the transfer.
A, Almagor Terror Victims Association, 'said the deal dishonors the victims of the attacks and would lead to more kidnappings and violence.
He petitioned the High Court said that the program does not allow the victim sufficient time to review the list presented.
Many of those who are freed are Palestinian, were arrested for plotting suicide bombings and shooting attacks.
However, Israel refused to release three parameters:
Marwan Barghouti - the most militant leaders serving life sentences for attacks against Israelis
Abdullah Barghouti - Hamas bomb maker also served life terms plus.
Ahmed Saadat - the role of the assassination of Israeli Tourism Minister Ze'evi Rehavam prison in 2001
Israeli Channel 2 TV interviewed a prisoner who is due for release.
In 2001, Ahlam Tamimi, a suicide bomber drove into a restaurant in Jerusalem, as part of an attack that killed 15 people.
It asked if he felt any remorse, Tamimi - who was sentenced to life imprisonment 16 - replied: "No, why should I"
A spokesman for President Peres said that he had the files of hundreds of prisoners, including the forgiveness received characters.
Even if every single sign, analysts say it will not be published blocked.
It's Sgt Shalit, Hamas detention in Egypt, which would then deliver it to give to Israel.
Hamas officials have said that the deliveries of sensitive data are the fears of Israel may be groped to grasp it, or is hit by militants against the transfer.
A Palestinian spokesman, Mohammed al-barème told the Associated Press that the identity of the Palestinians, the publication may be examined before being taken by bus in Egypt in the Sinai desert.
I only then would begin release of Sgt Shalit said.
"They are about the same time, trapped hand soldier, without notice and in secret, with strong security measures on the part of factions stopped him," said barème.
Sergeant Shalit was in a cross-border raid by Hamas militants into Israel from Gaza tunnels torn.
It little is known about his condition and speaks of the Red Cross access was denied.
The remaining 550 prisoners in the swap transaction will be released in about two months, according to the provisions of the Egyptian-mediated transaction.
Some prisoners will be transferred from the West Bank to the Gaza Strip, while others will be sent to lie abroad in exile.
Senior Egyptian officials have London-based al-Hayat newspaper said that he expects Israel to ease a blockade of Gaza after the transfer, although this will depend on the attitude of Hamas.
VIA BBC News
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