Israel received through the Red Cross a coffin that Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad Jihad (Pij) said were in Gaza hostage in Gaza.
Israeli forces will now transfer the bodies to the National Institute of Forensic Airstute in Tel Aviv for identification.
Pij’s military announced that it found the body of the hostage in northern Gaza.
The hours that arrived at the time that the tests of the Prime Minister of the Prime Minister of Israel showed another group received from Hamas on Tuesday were not among the dead hostages.
One of the two men is Rid Gvili, a 24-year-old Israeli police officer and the other is Supisak Rintalak, a 43-year-old Thai Agricultural Worker.
Israeli and Thai authorities said two were killed in a Hamas attack in southern Israel on 7 October 2023 and that their bodies were immediately taken to Gaza.
Under the first phase of the US-CHRACRED CHROUNTSFIRE on 10 October, Hamas agreed to return 20 dead Israelis and foreign hostages to Gaza within 72 hours.
All the living hostages were released on 13 October in exchange for 250 Palestinian prisoners and 1,718 prisoners from Gaza.
So far, the remains of 23 dead Israeli hostages have been handed over, along with three foreign hostages – one of them Thai, one Tanzanian.
In return, Israel gave the bodies of 345 Palestinians killed during the war.
Israel accused Hamas of deliberately delaying the recovery of the bodies of the hostages, while Hamas insisted they search under the trash.
Slow progress means no progress on the second phase of President Donald Trump’s Gaza Plan. These include plans for the management of Gaza, the withdrawal of Israeli troops, the austerity of Hamas and reconstruction.
The two dead hostages in Gaza are still in Gaza of about 251 people kidnapped by Hamas and its allies on 7 October 2023, when about 1,200 more people were killed.
Israel responded to the attack by launching a military campaign in Gaza, in which more than 70,100 people were killed, according to the Hamas-Run Peophy Ministry in the Territory.