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Israeli army receives body of hostage from Red Cross in Gaza

France 24•Friday, November 7, 2025 at 6:16:10 PM
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Israeli army receives body of hostage from Red Cross in Gaza
The recent transfer of a deceased hostage's remains from the Red Cross to the Israeli army marks a significant moment in the ongoing humanitarian efforts linked to the US-brokered ceasefire in Gaza. This event is part of a larger context where, of the 28 deceased hostages identified at the onset of the ceasefire, 22 have now been returned. The returned individuals include 19 Israelis, along with one Thai national, one Nepali, and one Tanzanian. This process highlights the complexities of hostage situations in conflict zones and the role of international organizations like the Red Cross in facilitating such sensitive exchanges.
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