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The hostage's body, returned to Israel recently, weighed 22 pounds less than before her abduction, according to a report by Channel 12 News.

The injunction affects only unions under the Histadrut National Labor Federation's authority. High-tech companies and other private businesses will decide their own course of action, but it appears they too will resume operations.

We bring you the heartbreaking final communications and video footage of some of the hostages that were announced dead on Sunday.

"Those who murder hostages are not interested in negotiations," Netanyahu says in a recorded statement on the deaths, issued after a notable delay. "Along with all Israeli citizens, I am appalled by the cold-blooded murders."

Families of Hersh Goldberg-Polin, Eden Yerushalmi, Ori Danino, Carmel Gat, Alexander Lobanov and Almog Sarusi say they received the horrific news just hours after rumors began circulating about the bodies being found.

Public outrage mounts as Israel mourns the murder of captives held in Gaza.

Foreign reports suggest that Israel has consented to a humanitarian pause in hostilities across several areas of the Gaza Strip to facilitate the vaccination effort. Israel has exposed that hundreds of is employees were allegedly affiliated with terrorists, some of whom took part in atrocities.

86-year-old Arie Zalmanovicz, whose death in captivity was confirmed in December, was denied proper medical care. Approximately 40 days after his abduction, Hamas released a 28-second video showing Zalmanovicz lying on a bed, connected to a monitor and complaining of feeling unwell. Later footage showed him motionless and covered with a white sheet.