Tense Exchange: Hostage Remains and Diplomatic Pressure in Gaza
Israel's military reports that Hamas has turned over two more hostage remains to the Red Cross in Gaza. Since a ceasefire started, 13 hostages' remains have been returned to Israel. US VP JD Vance called for patience, while Israel exchanges 15 Palestinian bodies per dead hostage, amid ongoing recovery efforts.
Israel's military has announced that Hamas has handed over the remains of two additional hostages to the Red Cross in Gaza, marking a significant development in the ongoing hostage situation.
Since the ceasefire initiated on October 10, the remains of 13 hostages have been returned to Israel, yet authorities report that another 13 hostages remain unaccounted for in Gaza.
During a visit to Israel, US Vice President JD Vance emphasized the need for patience concerning the slow process of returning hostages. He highlighted the complexities, stating, 'Some of these hostages are buried under rubble; others' whereabouts are unknown.'
(With inputs from agencies.)
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