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Thank you. It's Friday, 21 February. Welcome to the PDB afternoon bulletin. I'm Mike Baker, your eyes and ears on the world stage. All right. Let's get ourselves briefed.

First, Israel is reeling after it was revealed that the terror group Hamas failed to turn over the body of a mother taken captive on 7 October, instead replacing her remains with

those of an unknown Palestinian woman.

Later in the show, British Prime Minister Kirstarmer

will reportedly propose sending a European-led military force of some 30,000 troops to Ukraine

to enforce any potential peace deal between Moscow and Kiev, and he'll propose that when he meets

with President Trump in Washington, D.C. next week.

But first, today's afternoon spotlight. We'll begin in Israel, where Prime Minister

Netanyahu is vowing revenge against Hamas after discovering that the terrorist group

failed to turn over the remains of an Israeli hostage as promised, throwing the fragile

ceasefire into question. As we discussed on yesterday's PDB, Hamas claimed to have returned the bodies

of four hostages on Thursday, including the remains of Shiri Bebas, a 33-year-old mother, taken

on 7 October, her two sons, Ariel and Kaffir, they were aged

four years old and nine months old when they were kidnapped by Hamas, and 84-year-old Adel

Lifshitz. A subsequent forensic analysis performed in Tel Aviv positively identified three

of the return bodies as the Bibas children and Lipschitz. But the Israeli military said

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