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Israel's Army Recovers Six Dead Hostages in the Gaza Strip
2024-09-01 23:55:08
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Israel's Army Recovers Six Dead Hostages in the Gaza Strip

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Six Israeli hostages who were taken captive by Hamas militants in October have been found dead in the Gaza Strip. The discovery has sparked outrage and protests in Israel, with demands for a ceasefire deal to free the remaining captives.

The situation remains tense as negotiations between Israel and Hamas have stalled, and the Israeli government is criticized for its handling of the situation. The high death toll among the Palestinian civilian population and the uncertainty about the fate of the remaining hostages complicate the situation further.

The families of the hostages, along with opposition leaders and labor unions, have called for action and a general strike has been called in support of the hostages. The international community, including the US and EU, has condemned the killings.

The Israeli government is under pressure to reach an agreement with Hamas to ensure the release of the remaining hostages and a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip.

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1. September 2024 um 05:41

Israel's Army Recovers Six Dead Hostages in the Gaza Strip

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The Israeli army found six dead Israeli hostages who were taken captive during the Hamas terrorist attack in October, in which more than 250 people were kidnapped and now killed. Despite the ceasefire at the end of November, when 105 hostages were released, and negotiations in Cairo on further releases, the situation remains tense as Israel does not want to give up control of the Philadelphi Corridor. Relatives sharply criticize Netanyahu and call on the public to prepare, while the high death..
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8. September 2024 um 15:32

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Chancellor Scholz expresses grief and anger over the discovery of six dead Hamas hostages, including US citizen Hersh Goldberg-Polin, as well as Almog Sarusi and Ori Danino. The bodies were recovered from a tunnel in the Gaza Strip. According to the Israeli army, the hostages were brutally murdered by Hamas terrorists shortly before they could be rescued. Scholz emphasizes that a ceasefire leading to the liberation of all hostages must be of the highest priority.
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