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Son of hostage Amiram Cooper whose body remains in Gaza says 'it's not over'

Son of hostage Amiram Cooper, whose body remains in Gaza, says 'it's not over' https://ift.tt/Yto9xSF The fragile Gaza ceasefire has seen the release of 20 living hostages, a moment of immense relief for many. However, for the families of those whose bodies remain in Gaza, the pause in fighting brings a different reality. Rotem Cooper, son of Amiram Cooper, whose body is among those not yet returned, spoke to the BBC, stating, "it's not over and it's going to be a longer battle." He described the situation as a "very big disappointment" and accused Hamas of "playing games." The agreement stipulated the return of all hostages by Monday, a deadline missed for the deceased, with only four bodies accounted for. Cooper's parents were taken on October 7th; his mother was released, but his father was killed in captivity. The Hostages and Missing Families Forum is demanding a strong response from Israel and mediators, urging a halt to further stages of the peace plan until all bodies are repatriated. Meanwhile, Israel has reduced humanitarian aid and kept the Rafah crossing closed amidst disputes over the hostage remains, adding another layer of tension to an already complex and ongoing crisis. If you like our content, don't forget to like and subscribe to our channel, NEWS TODAY. https://www.bbc.com