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Hamas announced this Saturday who will deliver the bodies of two other hostages in Gaza to the Red Cross, whose bodies were exhumed this Saturday, at 10:00 p.m. local timeaccording to a statement released on his Telegram channel.
“The Al Qasam Brigades (the armed wing of Hamas) will hand over the bodies of two Israeli prisoners, recovered today in the Gaza Strip, at 10:00 PM,” the statement said.
The Islamist group He did not detail who owns the bodies he will hand over.
Including the bodies that will be handed over tonight, the bodies of 18 hostages remain in Gaza. They were all captured during the attack on October 7, 2023 (both dead and alive, who would later die in the Strip) except one, that of Hadar Goldin, who Hamas has held since 2014.
Last night, the group returned another body to the Red Cross that it had also exhumed on the same day. The Abu Kabir Forensic Medicine Center in Yafa (south of Tel Aviv), in charge of identifying the bodies, determined that it was Eliyahu Margalit, 75 years old at the time of his death, on October 7.
Already during the day on Friday The Palestinian press broadcast images of large excavators searching for a body in Khan Younis (southern Gaza). The Israeli newspaper Yedioth Ahronot speculated that the target of the search was the body of Amiram Cooper, a hostage who could have died when the tunnel in which he was held hostage collapsed in this same city.
Once Hamas delivers the two bodies to the Red Cross this Saturdaythis will put them at the disposal of the Israeli Army, which in turn will take them out of the enclave to take them to the forensic institute.
Until now, Islamists have returned 11 bodiesalthough the Abu Kabir Institute determined that one of them did not correspond to that of any hostage.
During the ceasefire negotiations, Hamas warned the mediators and these in turn to the US and Israel that he did not have all the bodies in his possession, so they could not hand them over until they were found.
On Friday, Rescue teams from the Civil Defense of the Gaza Strip denounced a “double standard” with the deceased, since heavy machinery has been allowed to enter the enclave to search for the kidnapped Israelis, something that has not happened with the thousands of bodies of Gazans that remain under the rubble throughout the Strip.