Hamas raised the The remains of two dead chosen ones of Israel From Gaza, the Office of the Prime Minister of Israel Benjamin Netanyahu announced, as the Palestinian group accused Israel of continuing to violate the law and abandoning the commitments made in the mediation.
“Israel has received, through the Red Cross, the bodies of two hostages”, which were returned to the Israeli police in Gaza, Totanyahu’s office said in a post during the X Social Media Platform on Sunday.
The Prime Minister’s Office said that the families of the Israeli hostages have been relieved of their bodies, although no money has been released so far.
The Office said that the two bodies have been transferred to the center of Israel for forensic treatment, and “when they have completed the identification process, an official notification will be sent to the families”.
“The effort to return our hostages is ongoing and will not stop until the last emissary is returned,” the Prime Minister’s office said.
Late on Saturday, Hamas has now returned the remains of 12 hostages who died in Gaza, which Israel wants in a two-year move.
According to the agreement, Hamas would return all Israeli hostages – living and dead – within 72 hours of its signing. In exchange, Israel would release 360 Palestinian bodies from Palestine and about 2,000 prisoners.
Hamas said that the permanent damage to the Palestinian territory and the continued military control of certain parts of Gaza has slowed down the recovery of the bodies of the dead tailors.
Al Jazeera’s Hani Mahmoud, reporting from Gaza City, said the Palestinian Authority does not have enough equipment to help search for bodies in destroyed buildings.
“It’s very difficult, with rescue teams on the ground facing unusual challenges. [They have] There are no bulldozers, no trucks, no fine lines and no heavy machinery … to speed up the process and help the recovery,” said Mahmoud.
Al Jazeera’s Hamdah Salhut, reporting from Amman, Jordan, because Al Jazeera is banned in Israel and the West, said Netanyahu’s government was able to ” Restoration of Bodies of hostages will be “hard and very difficult work”.
Netanyahu, however, accused Hamas of not doing enough to recover the remains of the 28 and that all the bodies needed to be returned immediately, Salhut said.
“Until that happens, Israel will respect other ceasefire commitments, such as allowing humanitarian aid, talking about opening the Rafah border,” he said.
Hospital workers transport the remains of a Palestinian prisoner freed by Israel under Gaza fire and hostages in a traditional pose at Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis, Southern Gaza, on Saturday [Omar al-Qattaa/AFP]
For days, Hamas and Israel have sold the blame for the violation of the fire condemned by the US.
On Saturday, Hamas accused the Netnyahu Government of ‘creating miracles of Flimsy, not following through on its commitment to the peace agreement, and condemning Israel’s refusal to open Rafah as a “flagrant violation” of the agreement.
On Friday, Israeli forces killed 11 members of one family, including seven children, in an attack east of Gaza City.
The Palestinian embassy in Egypt announced earlier on Saturday that Rafah’s crossingthe main gate of the people of Gaza will walk into Elevave, they will be reopened on Monday.
But Netanyahu said the border crossing will remain closed until Hamas hands over the bodies of all the dead hostages.
The delivery of humanitarian aid to Gaza also remains slow despite the influx of funds.
On Saturday, the United Nations Agency for Palestinian refugees, URAWA, said they have enough food to feed Gaza for three months, but trucks carrying life-saving cargo cannot enter Gorda and stick to storage facilities in Jordan and Egypt.
“We must be allowed to get all this aid to Gaza without delay,” Umburali said, adding that it also has shelters for 1.3 million people.
