Hamas says that the mother’s remains of two children are mixed with other human remains after the Israeli air strike

The mother of two young people killed by Hamas while in captivity was not among the bodies that returned to Israel on Thursday and the terrorist group states that it was a confusion.

According to reports, Hamas officials said Friday that the remains of Israeli hostages Shiri Bibas “became pieces after they apparently mix with other bodies under the rubble”, after an Israeli air attack that hit the place in which I was retained.

The bodies of Kfir Bibas, Ariel Bibas and Oded Lifshitz were returned to Israel more than 500 days after they were taken as hostages, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) has confirmed.

The Bibas family, from the left: Yarden, Ariel, Shiri and Kfir (From Bibas Levy)

The father of the younger hosts of Hamas is released, but his family remains in the captivity of Hamas

Before the return of the remains of the four hostages killed, Hamas said that the bodies would include Shiri Bibas and their two young children, Ariel and Kfir, 4 and 10 months, as well as Oded Lifshitz, a retired journalist and activist. However, Israel’s National Forensic Medicine Institute He could only determine the identity of two of the bodies, young people.

Instead of sending Shiri Bibas’s body in the coffin with his name and photo, Hamas gave Israel an unidentified body. The FDI said that the body’s DNA in the coffin does not match any other known hostage.

Hamas’ terrorists took the Bibas family was taken from their Kibutz on October 7. (Fox & Friends/Screengrab)

Hamas delivers bodies of 4 killed Israelis, including Shiri Bibas and his two young children

“During the identification process, it was determined that the additional body received is not that of Shiri Bibas, and no party was found for any other hostage,” said the FDI. “This is an anonymous and unidentified body.”

Kfir Bibas, left, and offer Bibas Levy, to the right, smile together under a tree.

“According to the evaluation of professional officials, based on intelligence available for forensic findings and forensic findings of the identification process, Awaelel and Kiel They were brutally killed by terrorists in captivity in November 2023, “authorities said.

The Red Cross, which managed the transfer on Thursday, said it was “worried and dissatisfied” because of the way the hostage release operations of Hamas have taken place.

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“The ICRC does not participate in the classification, detection or examination of the deceased: this is the responsibility of the parties to the conflict,” he said in a statement on Friday, while expressing concern that the releases have not been carried out privately and In a dignified way.