In the video, the al-Qassam brigades shows captured Israeli settler Yarden Bibas, whose wife and two children were killed by the Israeli military’s indiscriminate bombardment of the Gaza Strip.
“Will I live to attend their funeral? Or will I be buried with them?” the settler asked Netanyahu.
The al-Qassam Brigades announced the death of Bibas’ wife and two children in late November, offering to hand over the three bodies to the Tel Aviv regime, which refused to receive them.
It also published a video of Yarden Bibas at the time holding the regime’s prime minister responsible for killing his family in its airstrikes on the Palestinian territory.
Meanwhile, thousands of Israeli settlers rallied around the occupied territories on Saturday, calling for the return of Israeli captives and the removal of Nentanyahu’s administration.
In another development on Friday, the families of Israeli settlers who were killed by the regime’s forces in a house in Kibbutz Be'eri on October 7 demanded a “comprehensive and transparent investigation” into the decision to fire rounds at the house while the settlers were held by Palestinian resistance fighters as war prisoners.
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