US President Joe Biden expressed deep devastation and outrage over the recovery of six hostages' bodies, including that of Hersh Goldberg-Polin, an Israeli-American who was killed by Hamas. Biden condemned the actions of Hamas as 'tragic' and 'reprehensible,' vowing that 'Hamas leaders will pay for these crimes' and reaffirming U.S. efforts to secure the release of any remaining hostages. Goldberg-Polin, who was 23 and had lost his arm during the October 7 attack, was described by Biden as a victim of a 'savage massacre' while attending a peace festival in Israel. His family confirmed his death, expressing their grief and requesting privacy. Vice President Kamala Harris echoed Biden's sentiments, labeling Hamas as an 'evil terrorist organization' and emphasizing the need for a global condemnation of their brutality. Tensions remain high as Biden called for an end to the ongoing conflict, suggesting negotiations for a ceasefire may be imminent.