According to Israeli top forensic chiefs, as Hamas claimed, Silvivas, the Israeli hostage, was not killed in the explosion.
Dr. Chen Kugel, director of the Abu Kabir National Institute of Forensic Medicine, claimed that the 32-year-old Israel official and her two sons, the nine-month-old KFIR and four-year-old Ariel, were not killed on Saturday. supported. Israeli air strikes in November 2023.
“In our tests, no injuries were found that matched the bombing,” Kugel told reporters.
“We encountered a depth of evil and malice that we could never imagine,” Kugel added about examining the body.
Kugel did not say how Vivas died, but Israeli officials claimed in November 2023 that she was “brutally” killed along with her children.
IDF spokesman Lt. Gen. Daniel Hagarli said Hamas had killed the boy – that horrifying invitation became a symbol of the October 7th massacre – “With their bare hands.
“Then they committed horrific acts to hide these atrocities,” Hagali said of the Palestinian terrorists.
Her husband and father, Yaden Vivas, released by Hamas earlier this month, are grieving the death of a wife and child, whose fate remained a mystery, so we thank the support group for asking for their help. did.
“Thank you, thank you to each of you who cares, prays and helps me and my family,” Vivas wrote on Saturday that he made his first public message since his loved one’s body returned. I wrote it.
“I’m very grateful for that and it’s not something that’s been said to be obvious,” he added.
Hamas claimed that Silivivvas and her children were killed in an Israeli airstrike in November 2023.
The terrorist group claimed that it was artillery fire that lies behind the late return of her mother’s body after Hamas released the body of an unknown Palestinian woman at her location on Thursday. .
Siri Vivas’ body eventually returned on Friday evening after international protests.
The Israeli Defense Forces called the incident a “serious violation” of the ceasefire agreement between the two fighters, and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned Hamas, warning that the law would not be forgotten.
Along with Siri Vivas and the body of a toddler, Hamas released the bodies of journalist and peace advocate Oded Lifschitz, and on Saturday six live hostages were released.
The terrorist group is scheduled to release four more prisoners of war later this week as a final exchange of the first phase of the ceasefire agreement, releasing 33 prisoners of war in Hamas.
Both sides are still negotiating the terms of the second phase of seeking freedom for all remaining living prisoners of war, and the conditions for the permanent purpose of the war and the withdrawal from the Palestinian enclave. It’s established.
