'Fresh sense of horror': Outage in Israel as IDF accuses Hamas of murdering Bibas children
There is shock and outrage in Israel as the IDF accuses Hamas of murdering the two youngest hostages and failing to return the remains of their mother to Israel. New York Times diplomatic correspondent Michael Crowley joins Ali Vitali to discuss the potential impact of these new revelations on the ceasefire negotiations.
IDF Urges Hamas: Return All Hostages After Body Mix-Up
The IDF confirmed that a body received from Hamas was not of Shiri Bibas, marking a severe breach by Hamas. Ariel and Kfir Bibas, two young brothers, were identified among deceased hostages. The IDF demands Hamas return Shiri and all other hostages home promptly,
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Thursday marked the latest return of deceased hostages as part of the group's ceasefire deal with Israel. Israel and Hamas ...
Hamas released the bodies of four Israeli hostages on Thursday, including what it says are three members of the Bibas family.
"The terrorists did not shoot the two young boys—they killed them with their bare hands. Afterwards, they committed horrific ...
In a shocking twist, the Israeli military says one of the four bodies returned from Hamas does not belong to a hostage. As a ...
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The IDF was instructed to increase its activities in the West Bank and to keep a close eye on the terrorists who have been ...
The explosions happened after Hamas returned the bodies of four hostages from Gaza as part of a ceasefire deal. Israeli ...
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