Body returned to Israel ‘is NOT an Israeli hostage’: Hamas is accused of fresh insult after ‘tests show one set of remains was a Gazan’ – after Trump ‘violently’ threatened the terror group

Officials told local media that the body returned to Israel by Hamas yesterday was not an Israeli hostage.

Hamas was accused of a new insult after tests revealed that one of the four remains belonged to a Gazan.

The other three remains were identified as Tamir Nimrodi, Eitan Levy and Uriel Baruch.

After the identities of three of the bodies were revealed, forensic scientists in Israel stated that they were investigating the possibility that one of these bodies did not belong to one of the 24 people who died in captivity in Gaza.

Earlier this year, Hamas officials returned a body they claimed belonged to one of the hostages, Shiri Bibas. It was later confirmed that it belonged to a Palestinian.

The latest development has sparked outrage among grieving families who are demanding the government take decisive action against Hamas.

One of the conditions of US President Donald Trump’s 20-article peace plan was the release of all hostages, dead or alive.

But Hamas’ failure to provide the remains of the deceased has led to fears that the peace deal is already at risk.

It was reported yesterday that the Red Cross had joined the search for the body.

It was seen that a vehicle belonging to the aid organization went to the ‘Kissufim’ area to search for bodies among the ruins of Gaza.

This is breaking news with more to follow.