Hamas reaffirms commitment to ceasefire as delays in returning hostages’ bodies fray nerves
Summary
Hamas affirmed its commitment to a ceasefire deal with Israel, which includes returning the bodies of Israeli hostages. President Donald Trump warned that Israel might resume military actions if Hamas fails to honor this deal. The recovery of some bodies is complicated due to damaged areas and unexploded bombs.Key Facts
- Hamas confirmed it would follow the ceasefire deal with Israel and return dead Israeli hostages' bodies.
- President Trump warned that Israel could resume attacks if Hamas does not comply.
- Some hostages' bodies are buried in areas that were damaged, needing special equipment for recovery.
- Hamas has criticized Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu's proposal to reduce aid to Gaza.
- Hamas has asked for faster aid delivery to Gaza and the opening of the Rafah border with Egypt.
- The ceasefire deal required returning all hostages by a set deadline, but not all bodies have been retrieved.
- Israel awaits the return of 28 hostages' bodies and has released 90 Palestinian bodies back to Gaza.
- France, with the UK and the US, is working on a U.N. resolution for an international force in Gaza.
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