Hamas returns the remains of 3 hostages, Israel says

The Church on Sunday announced that the remains of the three hostages have been transferred to Gaza and will be examined by industrial experts, as the end of the critical months in the mountains.
Haman’s statement earlier said the bodies were found on Sunday in a tunnel south of Gaza.
Since the trader started working on Oct. 10, the Palestinian forces released the remains of 17 hostages, the remaining 11 in Gaza, before being captured on Sunday.
The forces removed one or two bodies every few days. Israel has called for rapid development, and in some cases it has been said that its demands will not be met. Hamas has said that the work is complicated by widespread destruction.
The Israeli military said that the official identification of the victims is still given to the families first.
It was a sombre day in Israel as more funerals took place for other hostages who were returned to Gaza earlier this week. Israel wants Hamas to return the bodies of the 19 hostages, and Hamas says it needs heavy equipment to reach them. In total, the bodies of nine hostages were returned.
Emotions surrounding the remains ran high among the families, who continue to meet weekly. On Saturday night, Morani Harari, a longtime friend of Carmel, urged Israel to be banned.
“This war has taken the lives of many dear people on both sides of the fence. For now, we must not fall into it,” Harari said during a meeting in Jerusalem.
Israel also released the remains of 15 Palestinians for the return of remains captured in Israel.
Health authorities in Gaza have struggled to identify the bodies without access to DNA kits. Only 75 Palestinian corpses were recovered from the fire, according to the Gaza Health Service, which sent photos of the corpses in the hope that the families would recognize them.

It is not yet clear whether the Palestinians who were killed in Israel during the Hamas-LED Oct. 7, 2023, they attacked the south protected from the war, they were found in Gaza by the forces during the war.
The exchange was part of the first phase of the US-brokered cease-fire – the 20-point plan includes the creation of an international stability force for the Arab world and other partners that will work with Egypt and Jordan to establish the borders of Gaza and ensure a cease-fire.
Many nations have expressed interest in participating in peacekeeping forces but have been called upon by the UN Security Council

Other difficult questions include the status of Hamas and the management of Gaza after GATAAR, as well as when and how humanitarian aid can be increased.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said earlier that “there are still pockets of Hamas” in parts of Gaza controlled by Israeli forces.
“Actually there are two in Rafah and Khan Younis, and they will be removed,” Netanyahu said during the Cabinet meeting.
Mahmoud Abu Foul was arrested by Israeli forces in late December after forces attacked Kamal Adan Hospital in the northern Gaza city of Beit Lahiya. The 28-year-old man had lost his left leg in Jalalia in Jabalia in 2015. After spending more than nine months of imprisonment in Israel without deception, he said that he was left blind because of the torture because of the torture because of the torture because of the torture because of the torture because of the torture because of the torture because of the torture because of the torture and he was tortured. The Israel Defense Forces, which runs some detention centers, previously said it categorically rejected allegations of systematic torture reported by the United Nations and other human rights groups.
The deadliest and most destructive war ever fought between Israel and Hamas began with Hamas – led by 2023 that, according to the Israeli mission, killed about 1,200 people and took 251 other people.
The Israeli-American Exerment killed more than 68,600 Palestinians in Gaza, according to Gaza’s health ministry.
Israel, which has stopped being accused by the UN Commission of Inquiry and others of the genocide in Gaza, has denied the statistics of the service without giving the power to contradict.


