Deceased Israeli hostage's remains arrive in Israel, IDF and family members present for identification process at National Center for Forensic Medicine.
Jerusalem, 13 November, 2025 (TPS-IL) — The coffin containing the remains of a deceased Israeli hostage that was handed over to the IDF (Israel Defense Forces) by the Red Cross recently crossed the border into Israel and is making his way to the National Center for Forensic Medicine, where the identification process will be carried out.
IDF representatives are accompanying the family members of the deceased.
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