In a dramatic turn of events, the Israeli military accused Hamas of breaking ceasefire terms after one of four bodies returned Friday did not match any known hostage. The military called it a 'grave violation,' escalating tensions as delicate negotiations continue.
Heartbreaking Twist for Bibas Family
Two bodies were identified as infant Kfir Bibas and his brother Ariel, both kidnapped in Hamas’ October 7 attack. A third body, initially thought to be their mother Shiri, remains unidentified. Israeli officials demand answers—and Shiri’s safe return.
'Revenge Will Come,' Says Netanyahu
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vowed retaliation, calling the incident a 'moral failure.' The tense handover—filmed with armed Hamas members and black coffins—drew global criticism, including from UN chief Antonio Guterres.
What’s Next?
The Qatar- and Egypt-brokered ceasefire now hangs by a thread. With over 130 hostages still in Gaza, families plead for urgent action. Stay tuned as this story evolves. #GazaCrisis
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