35 -year -old Bibas Yenoda is expected to be released from Saturday Gaza – Israeli News

Yarden Bibas 35 years, a citizen of Israel, who was stolen to the Gaza strip during the massacles, driven by Hamas in the south of Israel on October 7, 2023, is expected to be on Saturday on Saturday.

Bibas was stolen and divorced with his wife Shiro and his two young children, Ariel and Cfir, all of which remain hostages. Their status remains unknown, and Israel insisted on their states.

At the time of their abduction, Ariel was 4 years and Cfir – nine months. They are the youngest hostages and remain in captivity.

Arriving from Kibbutza Nir Oz, the Bibas family lived with her family dog, Tonto. Tonto was killed during attacks on October 7.

Yenoden – This is a trade welder. He enjoys music and comedy, and his family and friends identify it with their sensitive and caring nature, good eyes and a big smile. It is also described as friendly.

The footage published in April also show that Yarden Bibas was alive when he stole, although closing with the attacks of terrorists.

Yarden and Ariel Bibas, which both are still in Hamas captivity (Credit: Bibas Family)

The abduction of Bibas family

The IDF was able to confirm by providing the frames that the wide and two sons were delivered to the gas alive. After he was taken to Khan Uunis on October 7, 2023, they were detained by a group of terror named Katibi Mujakhadin.

After the release of the frames, the family stated in the statement: “These videos snatch our hearts. Testimonies of Shiro, Yenod, Ariel and Cfir broke out of their home In Nir Oz, this hell feels unbearable and inhumane.

“The abduction of children is a crime against humanity and war crime. Ariel and Cfir are the victims of a terrible evil. Our whole family has become hostages with all hostages.”

Despite the status of a family left unconfirmed, Dana Silberman Sitton, Sister Shir Bibas, expressed doubts that the Bibas family would return alive.

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Daniel Greman-Kennard has contributed to this report.