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There is no evidence Hamas killed members of the Bibas family. Israel is using their death to manufacture consent for genocide.

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A rally organized by the NY Hostages and Missing Families Forum, in front of the NY residence of António Guterres, the Secretary-General of the United Nations, pleading for his help in releasing the Bibas family, on December 8, 2023. (Photo: Wikimedia/Michelle Sahar)Israel claims Hamas killed two children in the Bibas family but has not offered any evidence. Their death has become another piece of atrocity propaganda Israel is using to justify genocide in Gaza.

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