So far, the Palestinian Ministry of Health has refused to receive the 88 bodies, citing Israel's failure to provide information on who they are and where they were killed

Israel returned the bodies on Wednesday of 88 Palestinians killed in its military offensive in the Gaza Strip, which the territory's health ministry refused to bury before Israel discloses details about who they are and where it killed them.

Gaza hospitals suspended procedures to receive the bodies of 88 Palestinians killed by Israeli forces until all data about them is complete.

Since war began in Gaza on October 7, Israel's military campaign has received rolling coverage on domestic television, with just one notable aspect missing -- the Palestinians living, and dying, under the bombs.

A truck carrying 88 unidentified bodies of Palestinians killed in Israel’s military offensive in Gaza arrived in Khan Younis on Wednesday. But the Palestinian Ministry of Health has put a pause on its procedure to receive bodies with no information from Israel on their identities or how they were killed.