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The remains of two hostages were returned as part of a fragile ceasefire, despite ongoing Israeli strikes on Gaza, Israel's military said Thursday.
- On Thursday, Palestinian militants handed over the remains of two hostages to the Red Cross in Gaza, which Israel's military transported to the National Institute of Forensic Medicine for identification; Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office confirmed them as Sahar Baruch and Amiram Cooper.
- The ceasefire aims to wind down the war triggered by the Oct. 7, 2023 attack, with Hamas returning 17 remains while 11 others remain in Gaza.
- Gaza health officials report at least 40 wounded in overnight strikes and Gaza's Health Ministry says Israel's offensive has killed more than 68,600 Palestinians, a figure Israel disputes.
- Netanyahu warned that if Hamas continues to violate the ceasefire, it will face powerful strikes and said Israel will `act as needed` to remove `immediate danger` to its forces.
- Uncertainty persists over where or how hostages died after the Oct. 7, 2023 attack, while Gaza health officials struggle to identify bodies without DNA kits; Israel has returned 195 Palestinians.
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Palestinian militants hand over remains of two more hostages
JERUSALEM — Israel’s military said Thursday that Palestinian militants handed over the remains of two more hostages, in the latest indication that the fragile ceasefire agreement is moving forward despite Israeli strikes on Gaza this week. The two sets of remains were given to the Red Cross in Gaza, then transported into Israel by troops and taken to the National Institute of Forensic Medicine for identification, the Israeli military said. Prime…
Palestinian militants hand over remains of 2 more hostages in Gaza
JERUSALEM -- Israel's military said Thursday that Palestinian militants handed over the remains of two more hostages, in the latest indication that the fragile ceasefire agreement is moving forward despite Israeli strikes on Gaza this week.
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More remains handed to Israel
JERUSALEM — Israel’s military said Thursday that Palestinian militants handed over remains of two hostages, an indication that the fragile ceasefire agreement is moving forward despite Israeli strikes on Gaza this week.
Palestinian militants hand over remains of two more hostages to Red Cross in Gaza - Boston News, Weather, Sports
JERUSALEM (AP) — Israel’s military said Thursday that Palestinian militants handed over the remains of two more hostages, in the latest indication that the fragile ceasefire agreement is moving forward despite Israeli strikes on Gaza this week. The two sets of remains were given to the Red Cross in Gaza, then transported into Israel by troops and taken to the National Institute of Forensic Medicine for identification, the Israeli military said. …
The Islamist movement has so far returned the remains of 17 of the 28 bodies that were still in Gaza and should have been returned at the beginning of the truce.
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