The body of Siri Vivas, who was taken hostage by Hamas along with her two sons, has been returned to Israel, her family confirmed early on Saturday.
After Hamas handed over the “anonymous, unconfirmed” ruins in the previous exchange, the ruins of Vivas were identified at the Abu Kabir Forensic Institute early on Saturday morning. The Israeli era reported.
Kibbutz Nir Oz, the village where the Bibas family lived, said that his mother was murdered on Saturday while being held hostage in Gaza.
Israeli officials also said the report stated that the assessment was determined to have Vivas been “cruelly” killed in November 2023 along with two young children.
“Ciri was Ariel and Kufia's wonderful mother, dedicated sister and aunt and loving partner of Yalden, an incredible friend,” her family said in a statement Saturday. “Thank you to all of you who have loved your support and the last 16 months. I wish Ciri could come here and see it.”
Earlier on Friday, the Red Cross transferred the body from Hamas to Israel, which was said to be Siri Vivas.
Hamas previously claimed that he presented the victim's body to Israel, but the Jewish state said on Thursday that the bodies they were given were hostages who, along with her children, captivated the world's sympathy. It was announced that it was not.
The Israeli Defense Forces called the action a “significant violation” and clashed between the two fighting political parties.
“There is no word to explain such atrocities. Hamas not only killed Ariel and Kufia Vivas in cold blood, a four-year-old boy and a 10-month-old baby, but also all basic moral values after death. “We continue to violate the UN's Israeli ambassador Danny Danon said in a statement Thursday.
Vivas and her two children, Ariel and KFIR, were 10 months old, respectively, each, 4 years old and 10 months old, but were killed while being taken hostage on October 7, 2023. Ta.
The two young children were reportedly brutally murdered with naked hands, Hamas militants committed “terrifying acts” to hide their atrocities.
The family's head, Yalden Vivas, was also taken hostage, but was released on February 1st.
Hamas is expected to release six living hostages on Saturday morning local time.
