One body and war of narratives: How Israel turned grave-digging into political triumph

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

52% : The numbers tell the real story While Israel's prime minister praised the operation as a result of military pressure, the numbers paint a different picture: Negotiations secured the release of 126 live Israeli hostages via prisoner swaps and mediation.
43% : Bodies were taken to the Abu Kabir forensic institute in Israel to identify the soldier.
41% : A "victory" over a closed file In a celebratory Knesset speech, Netanyahu declared that Israel had "closed the file on prisoners and remains" since 2014, insisting there are no more Israeli captives or bodies with Palestinian resistance.
39% : Tactical success or political diversion? Political analyst Adel Shadeed argues the operation, no matter how much Israel inflates it, is less a military win and more a sign of strategic failure to meet the war's objectives, like returning live captives or defeating resistance.
36% : Observers note this claim ignores previous commitments made by Palestinian groups during ceasefire negotiations, where they had already pledged to resolve the issue, only for Israel to derail the process with over 1,300 ceasefire violations.

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