Hamas says it can't retrieve more bodies, as first hostage funerals start in Israel

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

72% : "It warms my heart that you came," his father, Michel Illouz, said.
71% : I love you, my Guyshuk, my beloved firstborn son."
42% : Hamas's slow return of hostage remains has prompted Israel to delay aid and the opening of a border crossing, while Hamas fighters have re-emerged in urban areas, further escalating tensions and jeopardizing efforts to end the war.
39% : The United Nations is seeking a boost in humanitarian aid for Gaza, saying the hundreds of relief trucks cleared to enter the devastated enclave under a ceasefire were nowhere near the thousands needed to ease a humanitarian disaster.
34% : Read more " Peace Agreement in Jeopardy: Hamas Delays Hostage Remains, Israel Restricts AidThe fragile peace agreement between Israel and Hamas is threatened by disagreements over the return of deceased hostages and restrictions on aid to Gaza.
32% : "They snatched you from me -- they murdered you -- they kidnapped me and stole my identity and murdered my soul and heart.

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