The father of the youngest hostages were abducted 7. October is released from Hamas’s hand – although there are no new information about his missing children and his wife. Yarden Bibas is the father of the baby Kfir, who was only nine months when she was abducted, and Ariel, who was only four years old. There is no news about the fate of Kfir and Ariel, nor their mothers Shiri, who was kidnapped at the same time.
Hamas was in late 2023. He said they were killed in Israel’s air attacks, but Israel still officially did not confirm their deaths.
Bibas was released early this morning together with the Offer Calderon, French-Israeli citizen, in the latest phase of the hostage exchange between the war-affected regions. The U.S.-Israeli citizen Keith Siegel is expected to be passed in second place later on Saturday.
He was seen in the video who announced Hamas last year. His wife was released in the first exchange of hostages in November 2023.
Children of Kalderon, erez and sahar, hijacked together with him, were also released in the first exchange. Israel will, Hamas claims, transfer 182 Palestinian prisoners and detainees.
Yarden Bibas, 34-year-old, who was captured by Hamas in Gaza from 7. October 2023, is carried out through Hamas fighters before being committed to the Red Cross in Khan Younis.
Israel stated that he assesses charges from November 2023. years, but so far he did not confirm the death of Mother and sons.
About 90 hostages are still in the hands of Hamas, and Israeli authorities believe that between a third and half of them were killed in the initial attack or died in captivity.
The Israeli general discovered that some of the hostages who were released from Gaza during the truce held in Hamas tunnels and up to eight months without exposure to sunlight and very little contact with people.
Three Israeli civilians and four soldiers – all women – were liberated so far during the truce, and Israel acquitted 290 Palestinian convicts and prisoners.
“Some of them said that they went all that time, they were in tunnels, underground,” said Deputy Chief of the Israeli Military Medical Service, Colonel Dr. AVI Banov, journalists online.
“Those who were together they better passed,” he said.
(Vijesti.ba)
