Hamas releases the bodies of four Israeli hostages killed in Gaza, including mother and young sons, in latest ceasefire exchange

How many hostages are left in Gaza?

JERUSALEM (AP) — Hamas handed over the remains of another four hostages early Thursday and Israel released hundreds of Palestinian prisoners as part of the ceasefire in the Gaza Strip.

Hamas’s Grotesque Parading of Hostage Bodies Shows True Face of Their Vile Ideology

This week, the world witnessed one of the most macabre displays of cruelty in recent history, adding insult to injury to the horrors we all saw on Oct. 7, 2023. In the heart of Gaza, Hamas staged a grotesque ceremony, parading the bodies of four murdered Israeli hostages — 32-year-old loving mother Shiri Bibas and her

Grief is a choice - and a political one when it comes to Israeli hostages

The UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Volkur Turk has said that the manner in which Hamas delivered bodies of Israeli hostages back to Israel was “abhorrent.” Shiri Bibas, her two children Kifir Bibas and Ariel Bibas, and Oded Lifschitz were in the coffins. The coffins were entirely black, and were presented on a stage. Behind the coffins were a number of posters, including one of Netanyahu with fangs and blood on his face. Another poster re…

The terrorist organization handed over four bodies, including the two little Bibas. The coffins, sealed, arrived at the IDF without keys. Tomorrow the ultimatum for the release of the last kidnapped from the first phase expires. Yesterday morning, starting with the 8 armed and masked men of Hamas, yes...

The horror of Hamas’s parade of hostage coffins

The bodies of hostages taken on 7 October were returned to Israel in a disturbing spectacle.

Ambassador Danon: UN cannot continue to remain silent in the face of Hamas's barbarity

Israel's Ambassador to the UN calls for condemnation of the Hamas terrorist organization: Hamas not only murdered Ariel and Kfir Bibas in cold blood – a four-year-old boy and a ten-month-old baby – but continues to violate every basic moral value even after their death.