Hamas Says It Can’t Find Dead Hostages as Israel Pushes Back

In the aftermath of the recent conflict in Gaza, Hamas claims it has handed over all the bodies of hostages it can find without specialized equipment. However, Israel asserts that Hamas is not making sufficient efforts and owes at least a dozen more bodies as part of the ceasefire agreement. The dispute centers around the recovery and repatriation of the remains of hostages. Hamas maintains that the extensive damage caused by the conflict has made it difficult to locate and retrieve all the bodies. Conversely, Israel argues that Hamas is not doing enough to fulfill its obligations under the ceasefire terms. The situation highlights the ongoing tensions and challenges in the region as both sides navigate the aftermath of the conflict and the complex issue of recovering the remains of those who lost their lives. The disagreement underscores the need for continued dialogue and cooperation to address the humanitarian concerns and provide closure for the affected families.