Israel checks Hamas claims that the new body handed over to a red cross is Bibs wide

Hamas says he has betrayed the Red Cross body, which he claims to be the Israeli hostage Shiri Bibs.

This comes after Israel said that forensic tests show that a body was passed on Thursday – he said Hamas was wide Bibs – he was not the Israeli mother, but a different unidentified woman.

Israeli medical authorities said they were preparing to conduct a body identification test.

The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) said it was in contact with the Bibass family.

A senior Hamas official confirmed to the BBC that the transmission of the new body took place on Friday night.

Earlier, Israel accused Hamas of breaking the terms of the fire termination transaction after forensic tests show that the remains of Bibs were not returned to Thursday.

The bodies of her sons Ariel and Cphir Bibas were returned to Israel, as well as another hostage, Odid Lifshitz.

Hamas claims that children and their mother were killed by Israeli bombing without providing evidence.

In a post on Friday, Hamas spokesman Ismail al -Tababta said the remains of Shiri seemed to have been mixed with other bodies under ruins after the air stroke.

Israel disputed the claim that Ariel and Cphir Bibas They were killed at an airport, with the Israeli Forces spokesman (IDF) Daniel Hagari told a press conference “Forensic” who had not been seen by the BBC, suggests that the boys were killed “deliberately”.

He said the evidence was shared with “Israel’s partners around the world so they could check it.”

Shiri, Ariel and CFI Bibas were 32, four and nine months when they were abducted during Hamas’ attacks against Israel on October 7, 2023.

They were taken hostage with the 34 -year -old father of the children Yarden Bibas, who was released alive by Hamas on February 1st.

In Hamas’s attacks on October 7, about 1200 people – mostly civilians – were killed and 251 others returned to Gaza as hostages.

In response, Israel launched a large -scale military campaign against Hamas, which died at least 48 319 Palestinians – mainly civilians – according to the Hamas Health Ministry.