Hostage Survivor's Sister Visits Protest Tent for Missing Woman
Translated & summarized from i24NEWS by baba
Ofri Bibas, sister of hostage survivor Yarden Bibas, visited the protest tent for Haimanut Kassao, who has been missing for nearly 1,000 days. Bibas stated that Kassao's family is fighting for "something obvious" and urged the Shin Bet to take over the case. She called on the public to support Kassao's family at their Jerusalem protest tent.
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- Ofri Bibas visited the protest tent for missing person Haimanut Kassao, who disappeared nearly 1,000 days ago.
- Bibas, whose family members were held hostage, said Kassao's family is fighting for "something obvious."
- She urged the Shin Bet to take over the case to find Kassao.
- Bibas stated that for her nephews, Ariel and Kfir Bibas, "it was too late."
- She called on the Israeli public to support Kassao's family at their Jerusalem protest tent.
Ofri Bibas, sister of hostage survivor Yarden Bibas and sister-in-law of Shiri Bibas, visited the protest tent for Haimanut Kassao on Wednesday. Shiri Bibas and her children, Ariel and Kfir, were murdered in Hamas captivity. Bibas, whose family members were held hostage, expressed sadness that Kassao's family must fight for what she called "something obvious," similar to her own family's struggle.
Kassao has been missing for nearly 1,000 days, and Bibas stated that "everything is not being done to find her." She lamented that for her nephews, Ariel and Kfir, "it was too late; they were not saved in time."
Bibas joined the Kassao family's demand for the Shin Bet to take over the case to ensure Kassao's discovery and return. She urged the Israeli public to support the family at their protest tent in Jerusalem, just as they had supported the Bibas family.
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