Israel calls Hamas’ return of remains from previously discovered sites “clear violation” of peace treaty

The Israeli government said on Tuesday that it was a partial set of arrests The hostages were returned by Hamas the previous day It was a dead mold found by the army almost two years ago, none of them are still in Gaza. The Prime Minister’s Office called it a violation of the US-Bootched Peace Deal, and considered its response.

“After completing the identification process this morning, it was found that last night it remains the one that fell in Tzarfati, which was returned to the Gaza Strip during military operations two years ago, and was returned,” said Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

“This constitutes a clear violation of [Gaza peace] agreement“With Hamas, Netanyahu’s office said, adding that the prime minister will meet with the heads of Israel’s establishment,” when discussing Israel’s actions. “

The Israeli media reported that the meeting between Netanyahu and his top security chiefs failed without firm decisions taken on the next steps. Veteran reporter Baraki Ravid, with Israel Channel 12, he said Netanyahu had told the trio that any response would have to be discussed with the Trump Administration.

The campaign of the group of Israel to release the hostages held in Gaza and called on the authorities to “make a decision against the law” for violating the peace crimes have risen more, the tzarfati, than one of the 13 thunders living in Gaza.

“Because of the light of Hamas violated this agreement yesterday evening … The Government of Israel cannot ignore this, and it must take action by opposing this violation,” the hostages and the missing families, representing many administrative families, symbolized in the statement.

The forum called on Israel’s leaders to announce Hamas has violated the peace agreement since it began handing over the remains of the 28 hostages held in the Gaza Strip.

Later Tuesday the Israel Defense Forces accused Hamas of trying to create a false impression in efforts to find the bodies, while holding hostages who are deceiving what is missing from the agreement. “

The IDF said its drones recorded Hamas operatives “removing a body from a pre-prepared structure” on Monday, and debunking a “false demonstration of finding a body.”

The IDF did not identify the remains involved in the incident, but the Tzarfati family released a statement saying they had.

In a statement shared by the Bearer Families Forum, the Tzarfati family said Hamas had betrayed “our family as we try to heal.”

“This morning we were shown a video of the mutilation of the bodies of our beloved son, he was buried, he was handed over to the red cross – a despicable fraud designed to spoil the agreement and abandon the effort to bring all the hostages home,” he was quoted as saying.

Hamas did not immediately respond to the allegation, but has said it needs more time, help and heavy equipment to find and retrieve the 13 bodies that remain in Palestinian territory, and that The work has been consolidated in recent dayswith Egypt sending a team to assist and help coordinate, with the Red Cross confirming to CBB News on Monday that its staff were accompanying rescue teams on the ground.

President Trump warned on Saturday that he was “watching very closely” to ensure that Hamas returns more bodies within 48 hours.

“Some bodies are hard to reach, but others can come back now, for some reason,” they wrote about his social reality.

Speaking to the Al Jazeera network on Tuesday, Hamas spokesman HazHem Qassem said the group was discussing all the login details in its effort to find and recover the joint operation room established in Cairo. He said Hamas is constantly updating the medvorotors and accused Israel of hindering the effort by not allowing enough machines to enter Gaza to find and recover.

Israel has allowed more digging machines into Gaza, and Al Jazeera featured a live video on Tuesday that appeared to be from Hamas A member coming from a tunnel in the southern city of Khan Younis holding several fingers.

There was no immediate word from Hamas about the discovery of any additional bodies.

“Hamas is completely bound by the ceasefire agreement in the Gaza Strip, which includes, among other things, the transfer of hostages to Israel – alive and dead,” Qassem told Al Jazeera. “In the past we have worked to move any remains of the bodies of the hostages that are found. Now the work is effectively threatening the obstacles that prevented the return of many of the bodies themselves.”

He said Israel’s two-year bombardment had ‘destroyed the Gaza Strip and altered the marks of homes, roads and streets – all signs of resistance. [Hamas] they can use to find the remaining bodies, “and accuse Israel of using the incomplete transfer of the remains” as a deception to support its war “in Gaza.

In its statement on Tuesday, the IDF rejected Hamas’ claims of heavy equipment shortages as false.

It said such equipment “is clearly not necessary for the transfer of remains, so these claims are not an obstacle to the return of the remaining hostages.”

Israeli Repatriation and Peace Campaigner Gershon Bersonsin told CBS News earlier this month that “it is possible that there are Israeli bodies under the rubble” in Gaza, where Hamas runs estimates that at least 90% of Buildings were damaged or destroyed.

“Some of the missing ribs may not be found, and that’s a real part, but we have to make sure that Hamas is doing everything they can,” Baskin said.

At the time Negotiations on the Israel-Hamas Peace AgreementHamas representatives said they did not know the location of all the remains taken by the hostages, according to Israeli media.