Hamas killed Bibas boys with their bare hands, Israel says after kids’ remains are returned… without their murdered mum

Hamas killed Bibas boys with their bare hands, Israel says after kids’ remains are returned… without their murdered mum
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Hamas killed Bibas boys with their bare hands, Israel says after kids’ remains are returned… without their murdered mum
Author: Aliki Kraterou
Published: Feb, 21 2025 14:45

EVIL Hamas murdered the Bibas brothers with their bare hands, Israel says. The remains of  9-month-old Kfir and four-year-old Ariel were handed over to Israel in a sickening parade on Thursday. The siblings were returned alongside a casket believed to contain the remains of their mum Shiri but the IDF said they belonged to "an anonymous, unidentified" person instead.

 [Smiling baby holding a pink stuffed animal.]
Image Credit: The Sun [Smiling baby holding a pink stuffed animal.]

Following forensic analysis of the boys' remains, the Israeli military deemed that the terror group killed the boys "with their bare hands.". IDF Spokesperson Daniel Hagari said: “Ariel and Kfir Bibas were murdered by terrorists in cold blood. "The terrorists did not shoot the two young boys—they killed them with their bare hands.

 [Young boy playing with a toy.]
Image Credit: The Sun [Young boy playing with a toy.]

"Afterwards, they committed horrific acts to cover up these atrocities. "This assessment is based on both forensic findings from the identification process and intelligence that supports the findings.". Mr Hagari added: “Our hearts go out to Yarden Bibas, Kfir and Ariel’s father and Shiri’s husband” who was released earlier this month.

 [Family portrait of a couple with their two young children.]
Image Credit: The Sun [Family portrait of a couple with their two young children.]

Hagari also said the fourth set of the released remains, Oded Lifshitz, was killed by Hamas inside Gaza. Just hours after the twisted ceremony the IDF announced they couldn't identify the body they had received as Shiri's. Hamas said it was investigating a possible error in identifying the human remains handed to Israel instead of Shiri.

 [Palestinian militants carry a coffin on the day Hamas hands over deceased hostages, identified at the time by Palestinian militant groups as Oded Lifschitz, Shiri Bibas and her two children Kfir and Ariel Bibas, seized during the deadly October 7, 2023 attack, to the Red Cross, as part of a ceasefire and hostages-prisoners swap deal between Hamas and Israel, in Khan Younis in the southern Gaza Strip February 20, 2025. REUTERS/Hatem Khaled]
Image Credit: The Sun [Palestinian militants carry a coffin on the day Hamas hands over deceased hostages, identified at the time by Palestinian militant groups as Oded Lifschitz, Shiri Bibas and her two children Kfir and Ariel Bibas, seized during the deadly October 7, 2023 attack, to the Red Cross, as part of a ceasefire and hostages-prisoners swap deal between Hamas and Israel, in Khan Younis in the southern Gaza Strip February 20, 2025. REUTERS/Hatem Khaled]

A Hamas senior official Ismail al-Thawabteh said Shiri's body was “turned into pieces” in an Israeli airstrike - which Israel vehemently denies ever took place - and may have been “mixed with other bodies under the rubble”. The terror group insists the four hostages were killed by an Israeli airstrike in November 2023.

 [Woman holding a baby.]
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The Israeli Hostages and Missing Families Forum said it was “shaken” by the "barbaric" killing of the Bibas boys. A statement read: “We are shaken to the core by the horrifying findings confirming the cruel and brutal murder of Ariel and Kfir Bibas - just innocent infants - at the hands of Hamas.”.

 [Four caskets containing the bodies of Israeli victims, displayed with photos and information about the deceased and accusations against the Israeli Prime Minister.]
Image Credit: The Sun [Four caskets containing the bodies of Israeli victims, displayed with photos and information about the deceased and accusations against the Israeli Prime Minister.]

The Bibas family accused Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu of failing to protect their loved ones during Hamas's 2023 attack and of failing to bring them home. The boys' aunt Ofri Bibas said: "It was Israel's responsibility and obligation to bring them back alive.

 [Woman holding two young children.]
Image Credit: The Sun [Woman holding two young children.]

By Nick Parker, Foreign Editor. WHAT are the cornered Hamas rats thinking when they line up the ­coffins of murdered children in front of a picture of Benjamin Netanyahu as a blood-soaked vampire?. Do they really think stunts like this will garner more support from their deluded followers, who believe Israel is the epitome of all evil?.

 [A woman holding two young children, appearing upset.]
Image Credit: The Sun [A woman holding two young children, appearing upset.]

Do they think twisting the knife in the open wounds of an Israeli public struggling to contain its grief will weaken their enemy?. On both counts they are wrong and the more they bait and wind up Israel, the more they will come to regret it in the fullness of time.

 [Soldiers carrying coffins draped with an Israeli flag.]
Image Credit: The Sun [Soldiers carrying coffins draped with an Israeli flag.]

Hamas and its death cult ideology is a spent force and making Israelis weep with anger may be its only remaining weapon — and one which will soon by turned against them. The gamechanger in the Middle East is US President Donald Trump. He is 200 per cent on Israel’s side.

 [Hamas fighters hand over an Israeli hostage.]
Image Credit: The Sun [Hamas fighters hand over an Israeli hostage.]

Israelis mourning the deaths of children, their mother and a peace campaigner should at least take comfort — evil Hamas will not be allowed to run Gaza much longer. "There is no forgiveness for abandoning them on October 7, and no forgiveness for abandoning them in captivity. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, we did not receive an apology from you in this painful moment.".

 [Portrait of an elderly couple standing outdoors.]
Image Credit: The Sun [Portrait of an elderly couple standing outdoors.]

She added: "My sweet nephews were taken alive from their home and murdered by a cruel terrorist organisation while in captivity. "They didn't deserve such a fate. "Our painful journey, which has already lasted 16 months, is not over. October 7 continues. We are still waiting for Shiri and fear for her fate.

 [Hamas fighters stand guard during the handover of Israeli hostages' bodies.]
Image Credit: The Sun [Hamas fighters stand guard during the handover of Israeli hostages' bodies.]

"For Ariel and Kfir's sake, and for Yarden's sake, we are not seeking revenge right now. We are asking for Shiri. "Their cruelty only emphasises the urgent need to bring Shiri back to us, save the lives of the living hostages and return all the fallen for burial.".

Israel has demanded Hamas to "return Shiri home along with all our hostages" immediately. Israeli PM has accused Hamas of violating the ceasefire deal by handing over the body of a woman from Gaza instead of Shiri. He described it as an "unspeakable" act which shows "the cruelty of the Hamas monsters knows no bounds".

He added in a video statement: "We will act with determination to bring Shiri home along with all our hostages - both living and dead - and ensure Hamas pays the full price for this cruel and evil violation of the agreement.". Israel’s UN Ambassador Danny Danon quickly slammed the Palestinian militants as he said they treated the coffin like a "worthless shipment”.

“This is a new low, an evil and cruelty with no parallel,” he said in a statement. “There are no words that can describe such an atrocity.”. Baby Kfir - the youngest captive - was only nine months old when he was forced to spend the majority of his life as a Hamas prisoner.

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