Hostage's Sister Confronts Netanyahu Over 'Everyone Home' Claim
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Ofri Bibas, sister of Yarden Bibas and aunt to Ariel and Kfir, criticized Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's statement that "everyone was brought home." She stated that her sister-in-law Shiri and nephews Ariel and Kfir, who were killed in captivity, did not return home, and that "a grave is not a home." Bibas demanded the full truth from the government regarding the fate of hostages.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Ofri Bibas stated that her sister-in-law and two nephews killed in captivity did not return home.
- Bibas directly challenged Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's claim that "everyone was brought home."
- She emphasized that "a grave is not a home" in her emotional statement.
- Bibas demanded the government reveal the complete truth about the hostages.
- The Bibas family lost Yarden, Shiri, Ariel, and Kfir during their captivity.
Ofri Bibas, sister of Yarden Bibas and aunt to Ariel and Kfir, who were killed in captivity, stated at an October Council press conference that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu wrote "We brought everyone home." She questioned the Prime Minister, asking, "To which home exactly?" Bibas explained that Yarden's home is now empty of his wife Shiri and their children Ariel and Kfir, emphasizing, "A grave is not a home." She highlighted that Shiri, Ariel, and Kfir did not return home. Bibas expressed concern over the constant release of new information, stating, "Every day something else is published, another warning, another testimony, another protocol. How many more things do we not know?" She concluded by asserting, "You cannot bring back the people we lost, but you owe us the complete truth."
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