Israel says Hamas returned the 'wrong remains' — but the facts tell a different story. They've literally banned DNA kits from Gaza. Right, so Israel’s run out of excuses again — so they’ve started digging up new ones. The b*mbing as we know never stopped, it just got relabelled “ceasefire,” and now the latest moral cover story is that Hamas sent them the wrong remains of Israeli hostages and they must have done it on purpose. That’s the hook — the pretext to switch the war machine back on. Trouble is, it’s already falling apart. Haaretz, one of Israel’s own papers says Hamas warned them the IDs were uncertain. Other outlets have said Israel is blocking forensic tools and every DNA kit that could’ve proved who was who and that they’ve banned the autopsy tools needed as well. Then CENTCOM steps in with a miracle drone clip of “Hamas looting aid” — one truck, no proof, just propaganda. The whole thing stinks of coordination: Washington and Israel both fabricate stories which get debunked, Israel of course fabricates more moral outrage despite the clear lack of morals on show in their government, and together it is becoming more and more obvious that they are both clearing the runway to start the genocide in full all over again. Right, so Israel’s government is accusing Hamas of returning “the wrong remains.” The claim runs like this: Hamas sent back bodies said to be Israeli captives, and forensic tests proved they weren’t. The insinuation is deliberate deceit though — that Hamas is mocking Israel by handing over random corpses.