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Hamas to Release Six Hostages Amidst Misidentification Dispute
Hamas is releasing six more Israeli hostages from Gaza on Saturday, but the exchange is overshadowed by a dispute over a misidentified body, raising concerns about the fragile ceasefire and future negotiations; Israel vows revenge, while Hamas blames Israeli airstrikes.
Hamas to Release Six Hostages Amidst Misidentification Dispute
Hamas is releasing six more Israeli hostages from Gaza on Saturday, but the exchange is overshadowed by a dispute over a misidentified body, raising concerns about the fragile ceasefire and future negotiations; Israel vows revenge, while Hamas blames Israeli airstrikes.
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72% Bias Score
Hamas Fails to Return Shiri Bibas's Body, IDF Confirms Murder of Bibas Children
Following a prisoner exchange, Israel identified two bodies returned by Hamas as Ariel and Kfir Bibas; however, another body expected to be their mother's did not match. The IDF stated the boys were murdered, escalating the conflict further.
Hamas Fails to Return Shiri Bibas's Body, IDF Confirms Murder of Bibas Children
Following a prisoner exchange, Israel identified two bodies returned by Hamas as Ariel and Kfir Bibas; however, another body expected to be their mother's did not match. The IDF stated the boys were murdered, escalating the conflict further.
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68% Bias Score
IDF Accuses Hamas of Murdering Bibas Children, Violating Ceasefire
Following the October 7, 2023 Hamas attack, the IDF accuses Hamas of murdering four-year-old Ariel and eight-and-a-half-month-old Kfir Bibas while in captivity, and refusing to return their mother Shira's body, sparking international condemnation and escalating tensions.
IDF Accuses Hamas of Murdering Bibas Children, Violating Ceasefire
Following the October 7, 2023 Hamas attack, the IDF accuses Hamas of murdering four-year-old Ariel and eight-and-a-half-month-old Kfir Bibas while in captivity, and refusing to return their mother Shira's body, sparking international condemnation and escalating tensions.
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60% Bias Score
Hamas Violates Ceasefire, Sends Wrong Body; Netanyahu Vows Revenge
Hamas violated a ceasefire agreement by failing to return the body of Shiri Bibas, instead providing the body of an unidentified Gazan woman, prompting Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to vow revenge after the IDF confirmed that her two sons were murdered by Hamas.
Hamas Violates Ceasefire, Sends Wrong Body; Netanyahu Vows Revenge
Hamas violated a ceasefire agreement by failing to return the body of Shiri Bibas, instead providing the body of an unidentified Gazan woman, prompting Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to vow revenge after the IDF confirmed that her two sons were murdered by Hamas.
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60% Bias Score
Israel Disputes Hamas Claim on Returned Body from Gaza
Following the return of four bodies from Gaza, the Israeli army announced that one did not belong to Shiri Beibas, contradicting Hamas' claim; her two sons' bodies were identified, and the Israeli government demanded the return of the remaining hostages and Beibas's body.
Israel Disputes Hamas Claim on Returned Body from Gaza
Following the return of four bodies from Gaza, the Israeli army announced that one did not belong to Shiri Beibas, contradicting Hamas' claim; her two sons' bodies were identified, and the Israeli government demanded the return of the remaining hostages and Beibas's body.
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56% Bias Score
Hamas Returns Hostage Bodies, Violates Ceasefire
On February 20, 2025, Hamas returned the bodies of three Israeli hostages—Oded Lifshitz and the Bibas brothers—but one body was misidentified, violating the Gaza ceasefire and prompting Israeli vows of retaliation.
Hamas Returns Hostage Bodies, Violates Ceasefire
On February 20, 2025, Hamas returned the bodies of three Israeli hostages—Oded Lifshitz and the Bibas brothers—but one body was misidentified, violating the Gaza ceasefire and prompting Israeli vows of retaliation.
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72% Bias Score
Hamas's Misidentification of Remains Violates Ceasefire, Exacerbating Israeli-Palestinian Tensions
Following a ceasefire agreement, Hamas mistakenly returned the remains of a Gazan woman instead of Shiri Bibas, whose two young children were confirmed dead in captivity by Israeli officials, leading to accusations of a serious ceasefire violation and intensifying the conflict.
Hamas's Misidentification of Remains Violates Ceasefire, Exacerbating Israeli-Palestinian Tensions
Following a ceasefire agreement, Hamas mistakenly returned the remains of a Gazan woman instead of Shiri Bibas, whose two young children were confirmed dead in captivity by Israeli officials, leading to accusations of a serious ceasefire violation and intensifying the conflict.
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52% Bias Score
Hamas Returns Bodies; Bibas Children Confirmed Dead
Israel confirmed the identities of two bodies returned by Hamas as Ariel and Kfir Bibas, but another body was not Shiri Bibas, their mother; forensic evidence suggests the children were murdered, prompting international condemnation and calls for Shiri's return.
Hamas Returns Bodies; Bibas Children Confirmed Dead
Israel confirmed the identities of two bodies returned by Hamas as Ariel and Kfir Bibas, but another body was not Shiri Bibas, their mother; forensic evidence suggests the children were murdered, prompting international condemnation and calls for Shiri's return.
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68% Bias Score
Hamas Returns Hostage Bodies, Bus Explosions Prompt West Bank Operation
Following a ceasefire, Hamas returned the bodies of three Israeli hostages, including two children, and one unidentified body, not Shiri Bibas, which was misidentified. Three empty buses exploded in Tel Aviv, and no injuries were reported; however, the explosions prompted the Israeli Prime Minister ...
Hamas Returns Hostage Bodies, Bus Explosions Prompt West Bank Operation
Following a ceasefire, Hamas returned the bodies of three Israeli hostages, including two children, and one unidentified body, not Shiri Bibas, which was misidentified. Three empty buses exploded in Tel Aviv, and no injuries were reported; however, the explosions prompted the Israeli Prime Minister ...
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52% Bias Score
Hamas Returns Wrong Body, Murders Confirmed in Bibas Family Case
On Thursday, Hamas returned four bodies to Israel, identifying two as Ariel and Kfir Bibas, but not the expected third—Shiri Bibas. Forensic evidence suggests the boys were murdered, prompting international condemnation and demands for Shiri's return, despite plans for the release of further hostage...
Hamas Returns Wrong Body, Murders Confirmed in Bibas Family Case
On Thursday, Hamas returned four bodies to Israel, identifying two as Ariel and Kfir Bibas, but not the expected third—Shiri Bibas. Forensic evidence suggests the boys were murdered, prompting international condemnation and demands for Shiri's return, despite plans for the release of further hostage...
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64% Bias Score
Hamas Violates Ceasefire, Fails to Return Hostage Shiri Bibas's Body
Following the Gaza ceasefire, Israel received the remains of Shiri Bibas's two children and Oded Lifshitz, but Hamas failed to return Shiri's body, delivering an unidentified corpse instead, prompting strong condemnation from Israel.
Hamas Violates Ceasefire, Fails to Return Hostage Shiri Bibas's Body
Following the Gaza ceasefire, Israel received the remains of Shiri Bibas's two children and Oded Lifshitz, but Hamas failed to return Shiri's body, delivering an unidentified corpse instead, prompting strong condemnation from Israel.
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48% Bias Score
Hamas Ceasefire Violation: Unidentified Body Returned Instead of Shiri Bibas and Sons
Following a prisoner exchange under a month-long ceasefire, Israel confirmed the return of one identified body and three unidentified ones, with one body not belonging to the expected Shiri Bibas and her two sons, prompting outrage and jeopardizing the peace process. This comes amidst other incident...
Hamas Ceasefire Violation: Unidentified Body Returned Instead of Shiri Bibas and Sons
Following a prisoner exchange under a month-long ceasefire, Israel confirmed the return of one identified body and three unidentified ones, with one body not belonging to the expected Shiri Bibas and her two sons, prompting outrage and jeopardizing the peace process. This comes amidst other incident...
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64% Bias Score
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