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Al-Qassam Brigades, affiliated with Hamas, said in a statement that Three Israelis taken hostage die after Israeli attack over the Gaza Strip this Wednesday. “Three Zionists held killed
Al-Qassam Brigades, affiliated with Hamas, said in a statement that Three Israelis taken hostage die after Israeli attack over the Gaza Strip this Wednesday.
“Three Zionists held killed in previous Zionist bombings (by Israel) in the Gaza Strip” they said and identified the people as Kfir Bibas, a ten-month-old child, and Ariel, four years old, along with her mother Shiri Silverman Bibas.
Photo: Reuters
The Bibas family was of Argentine-Israeli origin and lived on Kibbutz Nir Oz. Israeli community near Gaza and were taken hostage along with the father of the family, Yarden Bibas, during the Hamas attack on Israel on October 7, which brought 240 more hostages to Gaza.
In recent days, 81 hostages have been released in the exchange, sparking controversy as the Bibas family was not released. although the 10-month-old child was the smallest of the hostagesThis was reported by the EFE agency.
Israeli army spokesman in Arabic Avichai Andrei said that the Bibas family originally kidnapped by Hamas, but was later sent to another Palestinian armed group in the Khan Younis area.
As part of a pact on the exchange of hostages and prisoners. This Wednesday, 10 Israeli prisoners are expected to be released in exchange for 30 Palestinian prisoners.including women and children.
The truce will end tonight, but Negotiations about a possible additional extension are ongoing.
EFE
Source: Aristegui Noticias
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