Rabat – Hamas has officially hand over The corpses of four Israeli hostages in the Khan Younis of Gaza to the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) as part of the ongoing ceasefire from Gaza ceasefire.
This includes members of the Bibas family – Shiri Bibas and their children Kfir and Arl – who have made Israeli headlines, especially since October 7th due to their young age when they were captured. The fourth body was identified as Oded Lifscitz.
According to reports, the corpses of the hostages of forensic tests are to be subjected to determine their cause of death. Hamas says that the family members were killed in an Israeli air raid more than a year ago, as the Israeli occupying forces (IOF) indiscriminately bombed a much gaza strip since the beginning of their genocide in the enclave, but this has not yet been confirmed.
The exchange comes at a time time in which the future outlook of the ceasefire is rather fragile than ever.
Hamas released three living Israeli hostages last Saturday, although they originally have had announced You would suspend the hostage publication “until further termination” as a lever against Israel’s armistice violations.
In its explanation, the Palestinian group decided that the IOF once again shot civilians, delayed the return of the Gazans to the north and disabled the decisive help by entering the enclave.
In this sense, the authorities in Gaza have recently reported that Israel prevented over 135,000 mobile homes and 500 bulldozers to the enclave, as well as other humanitarian aids that were promised as part of the first phase of the ceasefire.
Around 1,139 Israelis were killed and 200 was captured by Hamas on October 7, 2023.
Over 15 months later, over 61,709 Gazans were killed by the IOF in the subsequent genocide of Israelis in the enclave, and it is expected that the number of Palestinians will improve, which will discover more of their dead under the rubble.
