On Thursday morning, Hamas terrorists released the bodies of four Israeli hostages, including two murdered babies.
The body of Kfir Bibas, the youngest hostage taken at just nine months old, was paraded through the streets to celebratory music along with the bodies of his brother, Ariel, only four when he was kidnapped, and their mother, Shiri, 33.
The body of Oded Lifshitz, 84, was also released.
Israel’s X account shared the following about Oded, “We are heartbroken to announce that the body of hostage Oded Lifshitz (85) has been identified.”
“A devoted husband to Yocheved for 63 years, father of four, journalist, kibbutz leader, and peace activist for six decades, Oded dedicated his life to the pursuit of peace.”
“He found joy in playing the piano, teaching his grandchildren and kibbutz children Israeli folk songs.”
“On October 7, terrorists stormed his and Yocheved’s home. As Oded held the shelter door shut, they shot through it, wounding him.”
“He was taken alive—only to be murdered in captivity.”
“May his memory be a blessing.”
The New York Post reports, “The four coffins containing the victims were displayed on stage in front of a disturbing mural depicting a bloody Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu — with fangs — standing over pictures of the Bibas family and Lifshiftz, alongside a propagandist inscription.”
Thousands of cheering Gazans lined the streets with celebratory music to cheer as the coffins were transferred to the Red Cross who will return the murdered hostages to Israel for burial.
The murdered babies’ father, Yarden Bibas, was released in early February, unsure of the fate of his young family.
Argentinian President Javier Milei has officially declared a national day of mourning in Argentina to honor the Bibas brothers.
https://patriotpost.us/opinion/114722-10-suspicious-names-still-on-social-security-rolls-2025-02-20
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