The Israeli army restored the corpses of two hostages in the Gaza Strip. This is a 72-year-old and his 70-year-old woman. Thanks to “exact information information”, the army was possible, the army said. The family was informed after identification.
“After more than 600 days full of pain and wait, the corpses of Gadi Chagai and Judy Weinstein Chagai were transferred to the state of Israel and NIR OZ as part of a military operation tonight,” said it in a message. The couple was murdered and kidnapped on October 7, 2023 in the fields of their homegot. According to reports, the couple had four children and seven grandchildren. The woman came from Canada, both also had the American citizenship.
An Israeli representative said that the two were being killed and abducted by the Palestinian Mujaheddin brigades. The group also kidnapped German citizens Shiri Bibas and her two small sons and later killed. Hamas, on the other hand, announced that the family died in an Israeli air raid. KFIR was still a baby, his brother Ariel four years old at the time of his abduction and death.
20 hostages can still be alive
According to Israeli information, at least 20 hostages in the Gaza Strip can still be alive. This is unclear with three other abducted. Moreover, the remains of 33 are set up in the sealed area with underground tunnel systems.
“The return of Judi and Gad is painful and heartbreaking, but it also relieves our uncertainty. Your return reminds us that it is the duty of the state to bring all hostages home so that we, the families, can start with the process of healing and recovery with the entire Israeli people,” said the forum of the hostage. The Israeli government must reach an agreement with Hamas and do everything that is needed.
Source: Krone
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