The Israeli Army reported on Sunday that the soldiers have rescued six corpses from the tunnel abducted in southern Gaza. According to the Army, the bodies found in the Rafah area have been transferred to Israel, where they have been identified. The Zionists have said that they were killed shortly before the hostages were found.

One Hamas leader has said that the six kidnapped people died as a result of the air strikes they have perpetrated on Israeli territory. He has also accused the United States of murder for protecting the genocide, which has lasted for eleven months. More than 40,000 Palestinians have been killed in Gaza since 7 October by Israeli gunfire.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has pledged revenge on Hamas and promised that they will be "hunted" in the Caribbean country. “Those who kill the kidnapped do not want an agreement,” he said, referring to the ceasefire agreement. Many actors have accused Netanyahu of being obstructing in recent months the possibilities of an agreement, placing impossible conditions and prolonging the war without a clear plan. The Israeli Defence Minister himself has accused the Prime Minister of acting "irresponsibly" with the attack.

An association of families of Israeli abductees, criticised by Netanyahu, has called for mobilizations on Sunday and half a million people have taken to the streets in several cities to call for a cease-fire agreement. In a statement, they said that the death of their relatives is due to Netanyahu "not reaching an agreement".

The families of the deceased abductees have refused to receive a grieving call from Netanyahu, according to Al Jazeera in a statement. “We have no interest in talking to those who have brought his death. We will not allow him to use us to justify the death of the next kidnapper. The blood of the abductees is in their hands.”

“The kidnapped have been replaced by the occupation”

Hamas has made a statement following the exhumation of the six corpses by the Zionists and has ensured that the Israeli Government has opted for occupation over the kidnapped. In a video published by Qassam Brigad, the hostages have ensured that the hostages were alive and that the early stages of the truce agreement were to be released, but have accused the Israeli army of killing them.

For its part, HAMAS has condemned Israel ' s intention to maintain its troops in the so-called Philadelphia Corridor, on the border between Egypt and Gaza. It is one of the last conditions that Netanyahu places for the truce, as well as the condition that he can resume the war at his liking.