Israel will respond after finding out about the hostages’ disappearance, Notanyahu said

Israel will respond after Hamas handed over human corpses that were not the same, Israelis consider the violation of the Gaza fire, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

Hamas said it was in line with the fire to finish it and was doing everything it could to get the shipment left, but was prevented by a lack of equipment to get the equipment.

Netanyahu said that the war party should always be banned on the night of the administration of the Israeli government that Israel received earlier in the war, rather than finding one of the 13 hostages.

He said he would personally call his chiefs on Tuesday to decide on Israel’s next steps “in response.

Netanyahu said it was transferred to Monday, it is Tzarfati Monday, to kill Israel during Hamas – Oct.

Hamas spokesman Hazem Qassem said finding all the bodies was a challenge because of the scale of destruction in Gaza. Nevertheless, “Hamas will continue to use all possible efforts to donate the remaining bodies until this crisis is resolved completely and as soon as possible,” Qasson told Reuters.

Israeli Finance Minister Bezaleli Smotrich and National Security Minister Tamar Ben-Gvir called Netnyahu to take tough action towards Hamas.

However, any response is likely to have to be greenlit by Washington, which issued a ceasefire earlier this month that has halted two years of war, a senior Israeli official said.

US President Donald Trump said on Saturday that he would be “watching very closely” to watch Hamas return the bodies of the dead hostages in the next 48 hours.

Under the fire, Hamas freed all the hostages alive and almost 2,000 cases that were held by the Israelis, and Israel returned its forces and stopped its torture.

Hamas has also agreed to move the remains of all the bodies of all the bodies to be found, but to say that it will give them time to find and return the bodies. Israel says the army can reach most of the body without any problem.

Bulldozers are allowed to assist in search efforts

The search for the bodies was accelerated in the past few days since the arrival of heavy equipment from Egypt. Bulldozers were operating in Khan Younis on Tuesday, in the Southern Gaza strip, and further north in Nuseirat, as Hamas Masked Fighters were deployed.

Some of the bodies are believed to be Hamas’ network of tunnels that run under Gaza.

Beyond the arrests, rescuers are searching for the remains of thousands of Palestinians who are still believed to be missing after two years of Israeli strikes that destroyed most of the settlements.

Gaza health authorities say 68,000 people are confirmed to have been killed by Israeli forces and many thousands are missing. Israel started the war after Hamas-bala’s suicide bombers attacked southern Israel, killing 1,200 people and returning 251 hoslis to Gaza.

The sounds of explosions can still be heard in Gaza, as Israeli forces continue to be dismantled in the areas where they are always deployed.

Israeli Defense Minister Israel KATZ said on Saturday that the forces will continue to destroy the Hamas tunnels, 60 percent of which remain.