The family search for Israeli hostage responded to the fate of his wife and children

The Israeli hostage family, released over the weekend, is asking for information about the fate of his wife and children.

34 -year yarden bibas On Saturday Together with two other hostages, they are held by Hamas in exchange for 183 Palestinian prisoners held by Israel as part of the deal to terminate the fire of gas.

His wife Shiri and two young sons, Ariel and Kfir, were also abducted by Hamas during the attack on October 7, 2023.

Hamas claims that in November 2023 they were killed in Israeli air strike without providing evidence. The Israeli military did not confirm the report.

Shiri’s sister Dana Silberman-Siton told reporters at a hospital in Sheba in Central Israel that the family “no longer accepts insecurity.”

“We demand answers. We require them back,” she added, as she blamed the condition of “failure to protect” her family.

The 33-year-old width, two-year-old Cfir and Ariel, five, were appointed with Yarden on the list of 33 Israeli hostages, who will be released in exchange for Palestinian prisoners during the first phase of the fire termination, which will last six weeks for six weeks S

However, last month the chief spokesman for the Israeli military said he was “extremely concerned” about their well -being.

Kfir was only nine months old when he was abducted, the most jerk of 251 hostages taken from Hamas.

“The state has failed for almost 16 months to bring them home,” said Mrs. Silberman-Siton.

“The responsibility of the government and the state is wide, Ariel and CFIR, for Yarden, for me and our entire family, and of all Israel citizens,” she added.

Office Levy, Yarden’s sister, added: “My brother came back, but my daughter -in -law and nephews were not. Yarden asks for them and I have no answers for him.”

Gal Hirsch, the hostage government coordinator, said on Saturday, “We’ve been looking for them for a long time” and demanding “information about their state of mediators”.

A spokesman for the Israeli government said on January 27 that eight out of 26 hostages should be released during the first phase of the fire termination transaction were dead, citing a list received by Hamas, which coincides with Israeli intelligence.

He said their families were informed but did not baptize them.

Israeli President Isaac The Duke described the return of G -N Bibas as “just heartbreaking”, saying that his country remains “deeply concerned” about their fate.

Israeli-American Keith Seagal and the French-Israel Calderon were the other two hostages held by Hamas, who were released on Saturday.

So far, the 13 Israeli hostages, published since the beginning of the cessation of fire, are all alive. Five Thai hostages were also released from Hamas, but not as part of the agreement with Israel.

About 251 hostages were taken from Hamas when he attacked Israel on October 7, 2023, killing about 1,200 people.

Israel responded with a 15-month military offensive, which killed 47,460 Palestinians, according to Hamas’s health ministry, ruled by Gaza, and devastated the coastal enclave.