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Israel-Hamas Conflict · Gaza Strip

Hamas Returns Incorrect Body in Hostage Deal, Threatening Gaza Ceasefire

37% Right coverage: 175 sources

Israel condemns the release of an unidentified body by Hamas instead of hostage Shiri Bibas, raising tensions over the fragile truce. See the Story

Israel-Hamas Conflict · Israel

Netanyahu decries release of wrong body as a ceasefire violation. Hamas pledges to investigate

62% Center coverage: 89 sources

The incident has thrown the future of the fragile ceasefire into question. Six more living hostages are scheduled to be released Saturday as part of the tenuous ceasefire that has paused over 15 months of war.See the Story

Pope Francis · Vatican City

Pope not fully recovered, condition not life-threatening, doctors say

46% Left coverage: 76 sources

One of the doctors treating Pope Francis said the 88-year-old, who has pneumonia, was "not out of danger" and would likely stay in hospital "at least all next week".See the Story

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