Ofri Bibas met with the family of Haymanot Kasau: "We are fighting for something that should be obvious"

Ofri Bibas, sister of former hostage Yarden Bibas, visited the protest encampment for Haymanot Kasau, a missing girl from Safed. Bibas expressed frustration that the family is forced to fight alone, noting that Haymanot has been missing for nearly a thousand days. She called on the Shin Bet to take over the case.

Ofri Bibas, sister of former hostage Yarden Bibas, sister-in-law of Shiri, and aunt of Ariel and Kfir Bibas who were murdered in Hamas captivity, visited the protest encampment for Haymanot Kasau, a missing girl from Safed. Bibas said it is sad that a family has to fight for something that should be obvious, as her own family was forced to do. She noted that Haymanot has been missing for nearly a thousand days, and that not everything has been done to find her. Bibas added that for her nephews it was too late, and they were not saved in time. She called on the Shin Bet to take over the case so that Haymanot can be found, and asked the public to come support the family at the encampment in Jerusalem.

Ofri Bibas met with the family of Haymanot Kasau: "We are fighting for something that should be obvious"