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Hamas Returns Incorrect Body in Hostage Deal, Threatening Gaza Ceasefire

Hamas released the remains of four deceased hostages to the Red Cross, marking the first time dead hostages have been returned during the ceasefire.
Israel confirmed that one of the bodies was Oded Lifshitz, but the other remains did not belong to Shiri Bibas, as initially claimed by Hamas.
U.S. Envoy Adam Boehler called Hamas's actions 'horrific' and a 'clear violation' of the ceasefire, warning of consequences.
A nationwide outpouring of grief occurred in Israel following the return of remains, contrasting with previous celebratory events for living hostages.

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Hamas releases new hostage body after misidentification of Shiri Bibas

The failure to hand over the correct body and the staged public handover on Thursday caused outrage and drew a threat of retaliation from Netanyahu.

7 hours ago·Japan

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The Journal

Hamas say it has returned the body of an Israeli hostage that was previously 'mistakenly mixed'

Hamas has said Shiri Bibas’ remains were likely “mistakenly mixed” with those of others buried under rubble in Gaza.

8 hours ago·Ireland

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Foreign Policy

Israel Vows Revenge for Hamas Failing to Return Shiri Bibas

The hostage release incident could threaten the fragile cease-fire deal in Gaza.

9 hours ago·United States

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telex.hu

The handover of the bodies shook Israel, then it turned out that there was no hostage in one of the coffins

Hamas held a cynical and bizarre body handover ceremony. Investigations later determined that the body of two young children, along with their mother, was not handed over by the terrorist organization. Hostages released in six prisoner swaps in recent weeks have also reported on the horrific conditions deep within Hamas' underground tunnel system.

11 hours ago

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