Israel says that the remains of 3 other hostages have been recovered, as it struck the refugee camp in Gaza

The Israeli army said on Sunday that it recovered the remains of three hostages in the Gaza Strip. At least four Palestinians were killed in an Israeli air strike and wounded 22 wounded while waiting for humanitarian aid, according to a local hospital.

The army has set the remains as the remains of Yunatan Samkrano, 21; Avra Kedar, 70; Levinson tea, 19. The three were killed during the Hamas attack on October 7, 2023, in Israel, which ignited the ongoing war. The armed group still holds 50 hostages, less than half of them are believed to be alive.

The army did not provide any details about the recovery process, and it was unclear whether the air strike was linked to it.

“The campaign necessary to return the hostages continues and occurs alongside the campaign against Iran,” Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said in a statement.

Cuban Samakrano said in a Facebook post that his son’s remains had been restored to what could have been the twenty -third of Yonatan’s birthday.

The militants, led by Hamas, killed about 1,200 people, most of them civilians, and kidnapped 251 people in the October 7 attack, according to Israel. More than half of the hostages were returned to the ceasefire agreements or other deals, eight alive, and the Israeli forces regained dozens of bodies.

The retaliation of Israel killed more than 55,000 Palestinians, according to the Gaza Ministry of Health, which said that women and children were more than half of the dead.

Four people were killed on Sunday in an air strike in the Nuserat refugee camp in central Gaza, according to Al -Auda Hospital, where the bodies were brought in. She said that 22 other people were injured while waiting for auxiliary trucks.

Palestinian witnesses and health officials say that the Israeli forces have opened repeatedly to the crowds seeking the need for the need, killing hundreds of people in recent weeks. The army says it fired warning bullets at people who said they were close to their forces in a suspicious way.

Separately, World Central Kitchen, the charitable organization run by the famous chef Jose Andres, said it had resumed the distribution of hot meals in Gaza for the first time in six weeks after its closure due to the siege of Israel, which was deceived last month amid fears of the hall.

The October 7 attack and the Israeli attack sparked a series of events that led to Israel’s sudden attack on Iran last week. The United States entered the war overnight with attacks on three Iranian nuclear sites.

The Families Forum, the hostage, called the main organization that represents the hostages of the hostages, repeatedly, to an agreement to release the remaining prisoners.

“In particular, against the backdrop of current military developments and important achievements in Iran, we want to confirm that the restoration of the remaining fifty is the key to achieving any kind of victory,” he said in a statement on Sunday.

Hamas said it would only launch the remaining hostages for more Palestinian prisoners, a permanent ceasefire and an Israeli withdrawal from Gaza.

Netanyahu rejected these conditions, saying that Israel will continue the war until all the hostages will be returned and Hamas is defeated or disarmed and sent to exile. Until then, he said that Israel will maintain permanent control over Gaza and facilitate what it indicates as the voluntary migration of many of its residents, and the Palestinians and other forced expulsion are planning.

The United States, Qatar and Egypt are trying to mediate the new ceasefire and the hostages after Israel ended a truce in March with a sudden wave of air strikes. These talks seem to make great progress as Israel has expanded its air and land attack.