Hamas says the remains of a mother two young boys mixed with other human remains after the Israeli air strike
The mother of two young boys who killed Hamas while in captivity was not among the bodies returned to Israel on Thursday, and the terrorist group claims it was a mix.
Hamas officials reportedly said that the remains of Israeli hostages Shiri Bibas “were turned into pieces after they were obviously mixed with other bodies under the ruins,” after the Israeli air strike that hit the place where it was held.
Kfir Bibas bodies, Ariel Bibas and Oded Lifshitz were returned to Israel for more than 500 days after they took hostage, Israeli defense forces (IDF) confirmed.
Bibas family, on the left: Yarden, Ariel, Shiri and Kfir (Ofri Bibas Levy)
The father of Hamas’s youngest hostages was released – but his family remains in Hamas captivity
Before returning the remains of four hostages killed, Hamas said the bodies would include Shiri Bibas and her two toddlers, Ariel and Kfir, at the age of 4 and 10 months, as well as Odeed Lifshitz, a retired journalist and activist. However, Israeli national Forensic Medicine Institute They could only determine the identity of two bodies, young boys.
Instead of sending the body of Shiri Bibasa to the coffin that carried her name and photography, Hamas provided Israel with an unidentified body. The IDF said that DNA body in the coffin does not fit any other famous hostage.
The Hamas terrorists took the Bibas family taken from their kibbut on October 7th. (Fox & Friends/Screengrab)
Hamas teaching bodies 4 killed Israelis, including Shiri Bibas and her two young boys
“During the identification procedure, it was found that the additional admitted body was not that of Shiri Bibas, and no match was found for any other hostage,” the IDF said. “This is an anonymous, unidentified body.”
Kfir Bibas, Left, and Ofi Bibas Levy, right, smiling together under the wood.
“According to professional officials, based on the intelligence that is also available to us by forensic findings from the identification procedure, Ariel and Kfir Bibas They were brutal terrorists killed in captivity in November 2023, “the authorities said.
The Red Cross, which operated the broadcast on Thursday, said he was “worried and dissatisfied with” the way the release operations occurred on hostages.
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“ICRC does not participate in the sorting, rehearsal or testing of the deceased – this is the responsibility of the parties to the conflict,” the statement said on Friday, at the same time expressing concerns that issues were not carried out privately and aua a dignified way.
Fox News Digital, Louis Casiano, Elizabeth Pritchett, Bradford Betz and Rachel Wolf and Reuters contributed to this report.
