US EditionIsrael Weighs Five Options if Hamas Fails to Return Hostage Remains
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13 dead hostages remain in Gaza. Now their relatives are demanding that the peace plan be paused until the remains are returned. “Hamas knows exactly where every dead hostage is.”
Hamas evades returning hostages as Israel plans response
Israel is weighing a series of punitive steps against Hamas over its delay in returning the deceased hostages. Among the proposed measures are moving the yellow line westward, effectively expanding Israeli-controlled territory, re-entering the Netzarim Corridor to restrict Palestinian movement, limiting aid convoys and product imports, and continuing the closure of the Rafah Crossing. These measures are being discussed in coordination with the U…
According to intelligence information, the organization has access to at least five more dead hostages • According to other estimates, it has access to ten dead hostages, including Lieutenant Hadar Goldin and Colonel Assaf Hammi • As part of the punitive measures against Hamas: moving the Yellow Line westward, reducing supply convoys and restricting the entry of products, and continuing to close the Rafah crossing
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