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Hamas says it handed over the remains of an Israeli soldier killed in Gaza long ago, amid ceasefire exchanges.
Forensics confirmed the soldier as Hadar Goldin, marking the 24th dead hostage whose remains Hamas has returned since the ceasefire began.
Hamas handed Goldin's remains to the Red Cross, which transferred them to Israeli forces under the ceasefire protocol.

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world1d ago

Both sides are making concessions on Gaza, signaling a shift toward de-escalation as talks continue.
International focus remains on stabilizing Gaza as negotiations persist.
The report underscores evolving dynamics without presenting a formal agreement yet.
Diplomatic engagement is framed as an effort to prevent further violence in the region.
The article notes that various actors signal willingness to adjust positions.
Efforts focus on de-escalation as a pathway to stability in Gaza.
No formal agreement is reported at this stage, according to the piece.
The coverage highlights the role of international actors in mediation efforts.
Concessions are described as whispers rather than formal concessions.
The report situates Gaza amid broader regional and international stabilization efforts.

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world16h ago

Israel maintains red lines against large prisoner exchanges tied to remains in ongoing discussions.
Hamas claims to have recovered seven bodies from Rafah as talks continue without confirmation on Goldin.
Goldin’s case remains an open wound influencing ceasefire and hostage discussions in Israel.
Israel links moral duty to family campaigns with security cautions in negotiations.
The 2025 development includes Shaul’s body recovered in a joint operation, influencing but not resolving Goldin’s case.
The issue remains central to how Israel frames future ceasefires and hostage terms.
International mediators like Qatar and Egypt participate in discussions shaping negotiations.
Goldin’s legacy anchors Israel’s approach to hostage frameworks and prisoner exchanges.
The narrative underscores national security risks tied to concessions amid humanitarian duties.
Public sentiment in Israel blends sympathy for families with strategic caution in policy.

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world9h ago

A senior reserve officer says the Southern Command entered the war unprepared and had to improvise early in the Gaza conflict.
The officer singled out the tenure of Maj. Gen. Eliezer Toledano for neglect and poor operational planning.
Contingency plans like Operation Damocles were deemed irrelevant once fighting began.
The upcoming Turgeman Committee report is expected to highlight flaws in the IDF’s internal reviews.
The IDF says it holds learning conferences and does not comment on closed discussions.
The remarks come as Israel reviews the October 7 failures ahead of the Turgeman report.
The reserve officer criticized repeated reviews and recommendations to improve readiness as ignored by commanders.
The conference highlighted a clash between preparedness rhetoric and battlefield realities.
The discussion touched on broader policy failures tied to Hamas containment rather than dismantling.
Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir had recently taken over as IDF chief, with other senior officers in attendance.

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world6h ago

Hamas fighters are still hiding in tunnels in southern Gaza, threatening the ceasefire process.
The tunnels complicate verification and enforcement of any ceasefire terms.
International discussions aim to secure a pause in hostilities, but tunnel activity adds risk.
Observers warn that covert militant activity could disrupt any truce arrangements.
The report emphasizes the need for robust on-the-ground monitoring in Gaza.
Talks about a Gaza ceasefire are ongoing amid security concerns tied to tunnel networks.
The ceasefire discussion hinges on preventing militant infiltration through subterranean routes.
Gaza's southern region remains a focal point for security and humanitarian considerations.
Officials stress that the situation requires careful verification before any agreement.
The report signals that the ceasefire remains delicate and uncertain.

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