Summary
Israeli authorities report they have received the remains of their last captive in Gaza, marking a step in a ceasefire agreement with Hamas. The conflict between Israel and Palestine involves many captives on both sides, with detentions and abuses reported. Negotiations for captive releases continue amid ongoing tensions and violence.
Key Facts
- Israeli authorities confirmed the return of police officer Ran Gvili's remains from Gaza.
- Ongoing tensions follow the October 2023 attack by Palestinian fighters, where 1,200 people were killed, and captives were taken.
- In November 2023, a deal led to the release of 81 Israeli women and children, 24 foreign captives, and 240 Palestinian detainees.
- Rights groups claim that detained Palestinians face torture and abuse in Israeli facilities.
- In December 2023, Israeli troops shot three Israeli captives in Gaza.
- By July 2024, reports indicated Israel was holding about 9,400 Palestinians without charge, under harsh conditions.
- Protests and criticism grow in Israel over the handling of captive negotiations.
- President-elect Donald Trump promises action if captives aren't released by his 2025 inauguration.
