US EditionHamas transfers bodies of four hostages to Red Cross, IDF says, as Trump warns about disarmament
Hamas has returned only four of the 28 deceased Israeli hostages, citing difficulties locating others amid Gaza's destruction, while families demand full repatriation under the ceasefire deal.
- Hamas has agreed to return the bodies of four hostages to the Red Cross, but the Hostage and Missing Families Forum claims this violates ceasefire terms as only four out of 28 are being returned today.
- The Families Forum has criticized Hamas for breaching ceasefire terms, expressing their expectation for all remaining bodies to be returned promptly and completely.
- U.S. President Donald Trump stated that recovering the bodies may be challenging, acknowledging that some remains are difficult to find due to destruction in Gaza.
- The Israel Defense Forces confirmed that arrangements are in place for identification procedures of the returned bodies, ensuring compliance with the agreement.
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Hamas delivered on Tuesday the remains of four hostages who died after Israel warned that it would consider any delay in the return of the agreed bodies to be a non-compliance, resulting in the first crisis of the United States-mediated peace agreement. The terrorist group's decision to suspend further deliveries caused immediate tensions, created uncertainty about the continuity of the pact and forced emergency interventions by the mediating co…
Bodies of 4 More Hostages Returned to Israel as Concerns Mount That Hamas Is Stalling
The bodies of four more dead hostages were returned to Israel by Hamas terrorists on Oct. 14. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s office confirmed that authorities received the four bodies after the Red Cross handed them over to Israeli military authorities inside Gaza. Those bodies will be taken to the National Center for Forensic Medicine for identification. After that, families will be notified. “Israel has received, via the Red Cross…
Hamas hands over 4 more bodies of hostages after Israel threatens aid cut, Trump warns them to disarm
The Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s office confirmed late on Tuesday night that the Red Cross had received the bodies and handed it over to the Israeli military in Gaza.
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