As part of the latest ceasefire deal, Israel has released nearly 2,000 Palestinian prisoners

and detainees and the bodies of nearly 200.

Many of the dead show what Palestinian officials and family members say are signs of torture

and abuse.

Special correspondent Leila Molana Allen and our NewsHour teams in Gaza and the West Bank spoke

with relatives of the

deceased and of those still held. And a warning, viewers may find some of these images disturbing.

The cruelest of reunions. These families are searching for signs of their loved ones in the decaying

remains returned to Gaza by Israel. Desperate for news of their loved ones in the decaying remains returned to Gaza by Israel.

Desperate for news of family members they haven't heard from since they were detained during the war.

So many are missing that few even know how or why they disappeared.

They hope against hope that they won't find their answers here. I've been coming for four days since the first group of corpses arrived.

I came to look for my missing brother.

His wife was killed as well as his four children.

His whole family has been wiped off the civil registry,

so I can't even ask them what clothes he was wearing

to identify him.

Israel has now returned 195 bodies as part of the ceasefire deal.

They are so badly decomposed that just a quarter have been identified.

A grisly and heart-rending job for the local forensics team.

With all Gaza's specialist labs destroyed by war, they must do the job by hand.

Doctors say many of the bodies bear signs of torture, abuse and execution.

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