IDF Drone Captures Hamas Staging Hostage Body 'Discovery'

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

50% : The entire process -- from Hamas removing the body from the building, reburial in the pit, and staging its "discovery" -- was captured by an Israel Defense Forces (IDF) drone.
47% : " Some hardliners argue that Israel should re-arrest the 250 Palestinian prisoners serving life sentences and over 1,700 Palestinians released after the October 7, 2023, Hamas attack, as part of the U.S.-brokered deal with Hamas. Naftali Bennett, a former prime minister and a potential strong rival to Netanyahu in next year's elections, released a statement declaring, "Hamas is a cancer and must be eradicated."
43% : However, Israel's public broadcaster KAN reported on the 28th, "Hamas appears to have requested heavy machinery not to excavate bodies but to bury them.
42% : It was one of the 14 remaining hostage bodies to be returned to Israel.
42% : " Following the video's release, voices within Israel's political sphere grew louder, calling for a delay in the ceasefire agreement with Hamas and immediate countermeasures against its delaying tactics.
33% : Family Outraged as Israel Accuses Hamas of Fabricating Remains Recovery to Retain Bargaining Chips On the 27th, members of the Palestinian terrorist group Hamas brought out a body wrapped in a white cloth from inside a building in Gaza City.

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