Netanyahu criticizes Hamas for releasing wrong body in ceasefire deal as tensions rise

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu condemned Hamas for releasing the wrong body as part of a ceasefire agreement, calling it a serious violation. The body was supposed to be that of Shiri Bibas, but it was identified as an unidentified woman from Gaza. Hamas stated it would investigate the mix-up, suggesting it may have resulted from Israeli airstrikes. The group has released four bodies, including those of two boys and an elderly man, but the situation raises concerns about the future of the ceasefire. The ceasefire, which began in January, has allowed for the release of hostages in exchange for Palestinian prisoners. However, tensions remain high, with Israel increasing military presence in the West Bank following recent explosions in central Israel.