On the 26th local time, Israel said that a search team composed of the International Committee of the Red Cross and Egypt had been allowed to search for the remains of detainees outside the withdrawal line marked by Israel in the Gaza Strip, that is, the "yellow line".

Bedrosian, spokesman of the Israeli Prime Minister's Office, said at a press conference on the 26th that since the search team is an unarmed technical team, it can be allowed to cross the "yellow line". She said that Israel has coordinated with Egypt to ensure that Hamas returns the remains of the remaining 13 detainees as soon as possible. Bedrosian also said that Israel will maintain comprehensive security control over the Gaza Strip and ensure the demilitarization of Gaza.

On the same day, officials of the International Committee of the Red Cross met with members of the Palestinian Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) in Khan Yunis to discuss how to search for the remains of Israeli detainees in the region of Rafah.

On the evening of the 26th, Hamas chief negotiator Khalil Haya told the outside world that he is currently "searching day and night" for the remains of Israeli detainees and will not provide Israel with an excuse to restart the war.

He also said that Hamas has reached consensus with Pakistan¡¯s factions, including the Palestinian National Liberation Movement (FATH), including accepting UN troops to come and oversee the isolation and ceasefire; Hamas will transfer the executive power of the Gaza Strip to the Interim Committee; and an international agency with a mission to reconstruct is responsible for raising funds and overseeing the reconstruction work.