Hope and tears as youngest Israeli hostage turns two
ceasefire deal would collapse, with many dwelling on the fate of Kfir Bibas, the youngest captive whose second birthday fell on Saturday.
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«Today, I tried to write a birthday message for Kfir for the second time,» his aunt Ofri Bibas Levy said. «A message for a child who cannot celebrate… A child trapped in hell. A child who might not even be alive. But no words come out, only tears.»
Taken alongside his now four-year-old brother Ariel and his mother and father, Shiri and Yarden, he has become a symbol of the suffering of the hostages.
«I have two orange ballons on my car,» said Sigal Kirsch in Tel Aviv's «Hostage Square». The colour has become symbolic of the Bibas boys, both of whom are red-heads.
«I don't have the words,» she said, visibly overcome with emotion.
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