Ceasefire on Edge as Netanyahu Accuses Hamas of Betrayal Over Shiri Bibas's Remains
Israeli PM Netanyahu criticizes Hamas for failing to return Shiri Bibas's body, escalating tensions in the fragile ceasefire amidst ongoing military operations.
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Overview
On February 21, 2025, Israeli PM Netanyahu condemned Hamas for returning the remains of a Gazan woman instead of Shiri Bibas, raising tensions over a fragile ceasefire. Israel confirmed only the bodies of Bibas's two children, Ariel and Kfir, were recovered, with Hamas claiming a mix-up in remains. Netanyahu vowed repercussions, declaring Hamas's actions a 'cruel violation.' Palestinians have faced immense casualties from the conflict, adding to public outrage. As negotiations for remaining hostages continue, the international community watches closely amid fears of violence resuming.
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Hamas handed over the remains of a Gazan woman instead of Shiri Bibas, claiming a mix-up due to the remains being buried in rubble from an Israeli airstrike.
Netanyahu has demanded that Hamas relinquish power in Gaza and its leaders go into exile as part of a post-war plan.
Despite the ceasefire, tensions remain high, and military operations continue. Netanyahu has ordered intensified operations in the West Bank following recent incidents.
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