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Israel Brings Home the body of Ran Gvili, the Last Missing Israeli Recovered from the Gaza StripThe issue of the missing persons and hostages had recently been closely linked to international discussions about the Gaza Strip, humanitarian access, and possible transitional arrangements. The fact that the last missing Israeli has now been brought home changes the starting position in these debates...
Ran Gvili, 24 years old, was a volunteer in the Yasam special unit of the Israel Police. He was killed on the morning of October 7, 2023 during the massive attack by Palestinian terrorists and his body was subsequently taken to Gaza. While numerous hostages have been released in recent months—alive and dead—Gvili's fate remained unclear for a long time. For his family, the months of waiting meant agonizing uncertainty, which has now come to an end. According to the IDF, the recovery of his body was based on precise intelligence. Specialized units were deployed over several days in a sensitive area of the Gaza Strip. The identification was carried out forensically and subsequently confirmed by the relevant authorities. Only then was the family officially notified. In Israel, the return carries significance far beyond the individual case. It is a reminder of the central principle that the state does not abandon its citizens and security personnel—neither in life nor in death. This self-understanding has shaped Israel's actions for decades and also explains the considerable military and political effort invested in such operations. Politically, the recovery also carries weight. The issue of the missing persons and hostages had recently been closely linked to international discussions about the Gaza Strip, humanitarian access, and possible transitional arrangements. The fact that the last missing Israeli has now been brought home changes the starting position in these debates—without, however, resolving the fundamental security problems. With the return of Ran Gvili's body, his family now has the opportunity to bury their son with dignity and to say goodbye. Subscribe for free to Breaking Christian News here
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