US EditionIsrael says latest remains returned from Gaza are not hostages
- On Saturday, November 1, Israel said three bodies transferred from Gaza on Friday via the Red Cross were not hostages after tests at the National Forensic Institute in Tel Aviv.
- Since October 10, the US-brokered ceasefire has established a fragile truce focused on returning living hostages and remains, with phase one envisaging the release of Israeli hostages for nearly 2,000 Palestinian prisoners.
- Hamas's armed wing said Saturday it handed over unidentified bodies, alleged Israel refused offered samples and demanded remains, and the Ezzedine Al-Qassam Brigades said, "We handed them over to preempt any enemy claims."
- The exchange followed Israel returning 30 Palestinian bodies to Gaza, completing that step of an exchange, while earlier this week Israeli strikes killed more than 100 people.
- Hamas says the process needs time because massive destruction in Gaza hampers locating remains, health workers at Nasser Hospital say identification is slow without DNA kits, and the last 11 hostages' remains remain to be returned amid 225 Palestinian bodies received since the ceasefire.
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Israel says latest remains returned from Gaza by Hamas are not of hostages
JERUSALEM — The remains of three people Hamas handed over to the Red Cross in Gaza do not belong to any hostages, Israel said Saturday, in the latest setback to the U.S.-brokered ceasefire in the Israel-Hamas war. The handover followed Israel’s return on Friday of the bodies of 30 Palestinians to Gaza, which completed an exchange after militants turned over remains of two hostages earlier in the week. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's …
Israel Says Latest Remains Returned From Gaza Are Not Bodies of Hostages
The partial remains of three deceased individuals handed over to Israel by Hamas in Gaza overnight are not those of any of the hostages held in the Palestinian territory, Israel said Saturday. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s office on Saturday confirmed that the remains of the three people did not belong to any hostages. It was unclear who the remains belonged to. The International Committee of the Red Cross said late on Friday it ha…
Israel strikes Gaza, claims returned bodies ‘not of prisoners’
• Hamas insists Tel Aviv declined offer to provide samples for testing • Says warships opened fire towards shores of Khan Yunis JERUSALEM: Israel claimed on Saturday that three bodies it received from Gaza the night before were not prisoners held in the Palestinian territory, as a Hamas security source reported fresh strikes in the south. Despite occasional flare-ups, a fragile truce has been holding in Gaza since Oct 10, based on a US-brokered …
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DailyTruthReportIsrael confirms three bodies received from Hamas are not hostages
Israel has confirmed that three more bodies recently returned by Hamas are not those of hostages taken by the terrorist group over two years ago. Hamas handed over the remains of three people on Friday, as part of its obligations under the Gaza ceasefire struck last month. None of those are of the remaining hostages that Hamas has yet to return, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s office said on Saturday. “The remains we received are not…
Israel says its investigation shows the three bodies returned by Hamas on Friday are not those of the 11 hostages still in Gaza.
News Wrap: Israel it received remains that are not hostages’
In our news wrap Saturday, Israel says the remains of three people Hamas handed over don’t belong to any hostages, Ukrainian forces say they destroyed a key fuel pipeline supplying the Russian army, emergency aid is arriving in hurricane-battered Jamaica, two new suspects in the Louvre jewel heist are in custody, and the Grand Egyptian Museum opened in Cairo.
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