قناة العربية Article RatingIsrael returns 45 Palestinian bodies to Gaza: Health ministry
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61% : For the latest updates on the Israel-Palestine conflict, visit our dedicated page.46% : Israel returned the bodies of 45 Palestinians to Gaza on Monday, bringing the total number handed over under the ceasefire deal to 270, the health ministry in Gaza said.
44% : Israel confirmed Monday that remains handed over by Hamas the day before belonged to three hostages seized during the October 7, 2023 attack -- Captain Omer Neutra, Corporal Oz Daniel, and Colonel Assaf Hamami.
42% : Read more: Israel says remains handed over by Hamas belong to captives
32% : Under a ceasefire deal brokered by US President Donald Trump, Israel was to turn over the bodies of 15 Palestinians for every deceased Israeli returned.
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