Israel announced that the remains of three individuals returned by Hamas do not belong to any hostages, complicating the ongoing U.S.-brokered ceasefire amid the Israel-Hamas conflict. This revelation follows Israel’s return of 30 Palestinian bodies, while families continue to call for the return of remaining hostages. The fragile truce is further strained by Israeli military actions in Gaza and calls for an international stabilization force to ensure security. Indonesia has offered troops for such a force, contingent on a U.N. mandate. The broader significance of these developments highlights the challenges of establishing lasting peace in a region rife with violence and humanitarian crises.