Families of Unreturned Dead Israeli Hostages Accuse Netanyahu of Betrayal
The families of 24 deceased Israeli hostages are still unaware of the whereabouts of their loved ones, leaving them in anguish.
Under a ceasefire deal, 20 living hostages were released by Hamas, but the families of the dead hostages have voiced outrage after only four bodies were returned from Gaza.
- The returned bodies were those of Guy Illouz, Yossi Sharabi, Bipin Joshi, and Daniel Perez, transferred by the Red Cross.
- Hamas was supposed to return all remaining hostages by midday on Monday, as part of a peace deal brokered by Donald Trump.
- However,! the terror group warned that it would have trouble locating some of the dead bodies.
The whereabouts of 24 dead Israeli hostages remains unknown to their families, leaving them in anguish
Author's summary: Families of 24 dead Israeli hostages accuse Netanyahu of betrayal after only four bodies were returned.
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