US EditionHamas hands over one of two last hostage bodies in Gaza, Red Cross says
- On Dec 2, Hamas handed over the remains of one of the last two deceased hostages in Gaza to the International Committee of the Red Cross under the October ceasefire, Israeli police said Tuesday.
- Under the US-brokered October ceasefire, Palestinian militants have been handing over living hostages and remains, with the Geneva-based International Committee of the Red Cross facilitating releases throughout the war.
- The Red Cross moved the remains, with police saying they are `currently escorting, with reverence, the coffin to the National Centre of Forensic Medicine`, and Netanyahu's office confirmed findings will go to Israel for testing.
- Forensic testing will be carried out by the National Centre of Forensic Medicine, and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office said formal notification will follow after identification, with the Captives and Missing Directorate in contact with families of the hostages.
- The transfer comes as the two remaining deceased hostages are named as Ran Gvili and Sudthisak Rinthalak, both kidnapped during Hamas's October 7, 2023 attack, while Gaza's Health Ministry reports more than 70,100 Palestinian deaths.
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The Government of Israel has stated on Wednesday that the last remains handed over on Tuesday by the Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) do not correspond to any of the hostages abducted during the attacks of 7 October 2023, and has therefore assured that “it will not cease its efforts” to get all the bodies returned. After identifying the remains, the Israeli authorities have indicated that the “National Forensic Medicine Centre has determined …
The Israeli police had said that they had received the alleged remains of one of the last two hostages held in the Gaza Strip, who had to be examined by forensic doctors in order to be identified.
Accused remains of the two regents still in the Palestinian slave were delivered this Wednesday by Hamas, but Israel says he continues to wait for true samples.
Israel says 'findings' returned from Gaza do not match remaining hostages
Israel says 'findings' returned from Gaza do not match remaining hostages Israel said Wednesday that the “findings” returned from Gaza do not match any of the dead hostages taken during Hamas' 2023 attack.In a statement, the Prime Minister's Office said forensic testing was completed and found that what was returned Tuesday by the Palestinian militants was not linked to the dead hostages.With the remains of two hostages left in Gaza, the sides a…
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