Hamas will be moved to Israel of four hostages, which took place in Gaza since they lived in the attack of the group on Israel on October 7, 2023.
They were said to include a mother and two children from the Bibas family, whose unknown fate has since caught Israel. The youngest child, Kfir, had nine months old.
Hamas says the fourth body from Odeed Lifshitz, 84, a veteran peace activist.
It will mark the first time that the group will hand over dead hostage since the ceasefire of fire began last month.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that “the heart of the whole nation was torn”, adding that Israel was dealing with “monsters”.
Six living hostages should be released on Saturday.
News – although unconfirmed by the Israeli government – that Shiri Bibas (33) and her sons (who would now have five and two) have been dead to pour sadness of sadness throughout the country. The government says that the names of the dead will only confirm after forensic tests.
In a statement, the Bibas family in Israel said it was “in restlessness”, adding that “until we get a final confirmation, our journey is not over.”
It is unclear how four bodies will surrender, although the Red Cross, which has so far received hostages that Hamas has announced alive, has called for a dignified handover.
“We have to be clear: any humiliating treatment during the release operations is unacceptable,” the statement said on Wednesday night.
This is followed by a wide variety of ways in which Hamas has posted hostages in the storms in recent weeks, where they were put on platforms in front of the crowds of viewers before handing over them to representatives of the Red Cross.
It is unknown how Shiri, Kfir and his brother Ariel died – if they were confirmed. In November 2023, Hamas claimed they were killed in an Israeli air strike without giving evidence. At that time, the then member of the Israeli war cabinet, Benny Gantz, said there was no confirmation of the request.
The family was taken together with his father, Yarden, from Kibbutz Nir Oz, when hundreds of Hamas attackers broke through the border with Israel and attacked communities, security forces and music festival.
About 1,200 people – mostly civilians – were killed in the attack, and 251 others returned to Gaza as hostages. Israel has launched a massive military campaign against Hamas in response, which was killed at least 48,297 Palestinians – mostly civilians – according to the Hamas Ministry.
Yarden Bibas, 35, was released on February 1, together with two other hostages as part of an exchanged for 183 Palestinian prisoners held by Israel.
Odeed Lifshitz, a retired journalist, was also taken from Nir Oz, along with this wife Yocheved. Eighty -five -year -old wife, Hamas released two weeks later.
Odeed Lifshitz held an armed Palestinian group Islamic jihad of October 7, 2023.
The liberation of the body of the hostages was agreed as part of an agreement on the ceasefire that entered into force on January 19th. Israel has confirmed that it will be eight.
Two sides agreed that by the end of the first six weeks, the tribute would replace 33 soils for about 1,900 prisoners.
Talks for progress in the next stage of the agreement – according to which the remaining life hostages will be released, and the war ended permanently – they should start early this month, but have not yet started.
So far, twenty -four soils have been exchanged and over 1,000 prisoners.
Seventy hostages were still held in Gaza on October 7th. Three more soils are held, taken about ten years ago. About half of all hostages are thought to be alive in Gaza.
