hugo bachega reports. elad katzir kidnapped in southern israel six months ago, his body returned from gaza today. the israeli military says he was murdered in captivity by the islamicjihad group. and that his body was found in khan younis overnight. during the attack on a kibbutz in october, elad s father was killed and his mother was abducted but freed in a deal in november. in a facebook post, his sister blamed the israeli government for his death. in gaza, a desperate wait for food amid warnings of famine. aid deliveries have been, at best, sporadic, but when help does arrive, people rush to get it. translation: when we were displaced at the beginning, we used to eat - rotten bread because of the high prices of food here. this is the only place where i can get food for my children. the attack on a convoy that killed seven aid workers this week has put even more pressure on israel. from the us came a warning it should do more to boost humanitarian assistance and protect c
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allison kaplan sommer is a journalist at israeli newspaper haaretz and host of the haaretz podcast. she told us how israelis were reacting to today s news. they want their hostages back. they want them alive. as many as still remain alive. and the mood was encapsulated by a facebook post from his sister, she posted. basically, she was the one who announced as much as the israeli army announced that her brother s body had been recovered and returned to israel. and she wrote on facebook, you re going to hear from the army about their daring rescue operation in which they got my brother s body and returned it to israel. and she said, don t let anyone fool you. this is not a rescue operation. this is an incident of my brother having been abandoned to die. the first abandonment took place when the military did not move into the kibbutz from which he was kidnapped, in time, and he was kidnapped. and there were two videos released of her brother alive and in captivity. so t
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and that his body was found in khan younis overnight. during the attack on a kibbutz in october, elad s father was killed and his mother was abducted but freed in a deal in november. in a facebook post, his sister blamed the israeli government for his death. in gaza, a desperate wait for food amid warnings of famine. aid deliveries have been, at best, sporadic, but when help does arrive, people rush to get it. translation: when we were displaced at the beginning, we used to eat - rotten bread because of the high prices of food here. this is the only place where i can get food for my children. the attack on a convoy that killed seven aid workers this week has put even more pressure on israel. from the us came a warning it should do more to boost humanitarian assistance and protect civilians and aid workers or risk losing american support. the world food programme has been able to serve 1 million people every month with food because they completely depend on us. but we have c