Israel Revealed That the Children Ariel and Kfir Bibas Were Beaten to Death by Hamas.

Israeli authorities revealed that the forensic examinations confirmed that the children Ariel and Kfir Bibas were murdered by the terrorist group Hamas.

According to military spokesperson Daniel Hagari, the minors did not lose their lives to gunshot wounds, but were executed "with the terrorists' own hands" by the Palestinian terrorists. Hagari stated that the analyses support the information already held by Israel's intelligence services.

In his message to the media, Hagari highlighted that this crime reflects the brutality with which Hamas attacks the civilian population. "We confirm that the Bibas were murdered by Hamas terrorists. They weren't killed with weapons, they killed the children with their hands and tried to cover it up," the spokesperson expressed.

This act, described by Hagari as an execution "in cold blood," underscores the magnitude of the atrocities perpetrated in this conflict.

An especially disturbing element of this case is the terrorists' attempt to conceal the crime. According to Hagari, Hamas tried to manipulate the scene to disguise what happened. "We try to corroborate each piece of information with evidence, and in this case, the forensic analyses have been essential to verify what happened," the spokesperson added.

The confirmation of the murder of Ariel, 10 months old, and his brother Kfir, 4 years old, comes after weeks in which their condition as hostages kept alive the hope of their return.

However, those expectations vanished with the conclusive results of the investigations. "It confirmed that she wasn't returned to Israel nor was she another hostage," he specified, referring to the review of previous hypotheses.

Hagari also condemned the brutality exercised not only against these children but against numerous civilians and Israeli families. He also emphasized that the resolution of the Bibas family case reflects Israel's firm commitment to achieving justice.

"We will do everything to bring her home. Our mission doesn't end until every hostage returns," the military spokesperson emphasized, making clear the Army's objective to recover those kidnapped in Gaza.

The body of Shiri Bibas

Hamas had announced that the remains delivered on Thursday included those of Shiri Bibas and her two young children. Her husband, Yarden, had been previously released in a hostage-prisoner exchange earlier this month.

While Israel confirmed the identity of the two children, it indicated that, according to a DNA study conducted on the bodies, the body presented as Shiri Bibas's did not correspond to her.