From DW News.

Hamas has handed over the remains of two more Israeli hostages to the International Red Cross. So far, Israel has recovered only 9 of the 28 bodies so far. Initially Hamas had agreed — as part of the ceasefire deal — to return all 28 bodies they were known to be holding. Yet Hamas says the bodies are trapped under the rubble and can only be retrieved with the help of specialized equipment. Israel has threatened to slash deliveries of aid entering Gaza – accusing Hamas of moving too slowly in returning the bodies. Israle has not yet opened the Rafah Crossing with Egypt, in violation of the ceasefire agreement. The UN is urging Israel to immediately open all crossings into the territory.

Chapter Breakdown
0:00 Israeli PM insists the fight in Gaza ‘is not over’
1:12 UN urges Israel to open all crossings to facilitate the humanitarian aid delivery
1:41 Hamas says it needs specialized equipment to locate all deceased bodies of hostages under the rubble
3:43 Tania Krämer, DW Corresponden, on Israel holding up aid due to Hamas not having returned all bodies of the deceased hostages
7:37 Financial breakdown of what’s necessary to reconstruct Gaza
10:18 Raja Khalidi, Palestine Economic Policy Research Institute, in Ramallah, on how reconstruction should be best tackled and the challenges facing rebuilding efforts

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