Following the recovery of the remains of Shiri Bibas and her two young children, who were held hostage by Hamas militants, a crucial autopsy has been conducted to determine the circumstances surrounding their deaths. A leading forensic expert, whose name has not been publicly released, has issued a video statement released by the Government press office, outlining the initial findings of the autopsy.
According to the expert, the examination of the remains revealed „no evidence of injuries caused by a bombing.“ This statement carries significant weight given the intense scrutiny and speculation surrounding the fate of the Bibas family, who became potent symbols of the hostage crisis. The absence of bomb-related injuries raises further questions about the exact cause of death and prompts the need for continued, thorough investigation to ascertain the precise sequence of events that led to the tragic loss of their lives while in Hamas captivity.
The implications of this finding could potentially reshape the narrative surrounding their deaths and influence ongoing negotiations and international pressure regarding the remaining hostages held in Gaza. Further details from the full autopsy report are expected to be released as the investigation progresses.