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Israeli military says bodies of five captives retrieved

Jul 26, 2024

Tel Aviv [Israel], July 26: The Israeli military has announced that it recovered the bodies of five captives during an operation in Khan Younis in southern Gaza.
The army said on Thursday that the bodies of kindergarten teacher Maya Goren as well as soldiers Tomer Ahimas, Kiril Brodski, Ravid Aryeh Katz and Oren Goldin - the latter two reservists - had been returned to Israel.
Goren, 56, was killed in the kibbutz of Nir Oz, one of the communities targeted in the Hamas-led attack in southern Israel on October 7, according to Israeli Army Radio.
The others were killed in combat on October 7, the army said. Katz was a member of the Nir Oz kibbutz security team.
The five bodies were retrieved on Wednesday from the area of Khan Younis, where Israeli forces launched new raids this week.
The Gaza Government Media Office said at least 129 Palestinians were killed and hundreds wounded in the previous 48 hours in Khan Younis after Israel launched its latest attack and ordered residents to evacuate. About 150,000 people were forced to flee.
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