Members of Hamas' military wing led a mass march in the Gaza Strip on Thursday to mark the anniversary of the prisoner exchange deal that saw 1,027 Palestinians released from Israeli prisons in exchange for IDF soldier Gilad Shalit. At a news conference in Rafah the spokesman of Hamas' military wing, the Izz al-Din al-Qassam Brigades, pledged further prisoner exchanges, the Ma'an news agency reported. Related stories: Hamas film exposes Shalit abduction mission Terrorists freed in Shalit deal resume terror activity Gilad Shalit speaks of Hamas captivity "This swap deal will not be the last. We will always act in order to secure the release of all detainees," Abu Obaida said. During the march, Hamas terrorists waved photos of prisoners who were freed in the deal. Abu Mojad, one of Hamas' field commanders, said that the purpose of the parade was to emphasize to the Palestinian people that Hamas does not fear Israel's threats. "We promised, we fulfilled our promise we will always fulfill our promises. The release of the detainees is our top priority, and the resistance will always work to achieve this goal," Abu Obaida said. "Armed resistance groups will always defend their people, will always act for the liberation of Palestine, and the release of all detainees," he added. Hamas terrorists in Gaza (Photo: AP) Hamas Prime Minister in Gaza Ismail Haniyeh said at a ceremony marking the deal's one year anniversary the exchange "must serve as a road map for the future release of Palestinian prisoners." He further added, "The prisoner exchange deal is an important chapter in the Palestinian people's history." Impressive show of force (Photo: AP) "The abduction missions scored an overwhelming triumph for the Palestinian resistance. Our warriors fought valiantly and managed to embarrass the enemy and place Israel in a political and security related crisis," Haniyeh said. Haniyeh added that Hamas emerged victorious for managing to keep Shalit undetected in Gaza for five years. On Thursday evening, Hamas' military wing released a 45-minute long film telling the story of the former soldier's abduction from planning to execution, as well as the prisoner exchange deal that saw him freed. The director of the film known as Abu Shuhaib said that the film reveals the abduction from the Hamas' point of view and hinted that an additional film could documenting Shalit's time in captivity could be released in the future. You can contact Elior Levy, Ynet's Palestinian Affairs Correspondent, at: paldesk@gmail.com Follow Ynetnews on Facebook and Twitter Receive Ynetnews updates directly to your desktop