Hamas returns two more bodies but says it cannot retrieve remaining dead hostages
Summary
Hamas returned the bodies of two Israeli hostages as part of a ceasefire deal but stated it cannot retrieve the remaining bodies without specialized equipment. The ceasefire, set by a U.S.-brokered agreement, includes the exchange of hostages and bodies. Both Hamas and Israel have been working on fulfilling their obligations under this agreement.Key Facts
- Hamas returned two bodies of Israeli hostages as agreed in a ceasefire deal.
- Hamas claims it needs special tools to find and recover remaining bodies in Gaza.
- President Trump indicated Israeli forces might restart fighting if Hamas doesn't follow the ceasefire terms.
- Israel received the bodies via the Red Cross, and they are awaiting official identification.
- The Israeli Prime Minister's office confirmed the return of the bodies, urging sensitivity pending identification.
- Hamas has handed back 20 living hostages but still has 19 bodies to return.
- Under the ceasefire plan, Israel returned 45 Palestinian bodies in exchange for deceased hostages.
- The ceasefire requires Hamas to return all 28 dead hostages initially agreed upon.
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