Merav Sabirsky, the sister of Itai Sabirsky, who was murdered in the custody of Hamas, revealed in an interview with “Ulpan Shishi” this evening (Friday) the update she received from the IDF after Itai’s death. He shot him, while trying to escape.” She added angrily: “Fighting kills the abductees. We are being lied to.”
At the beginning of the week, we received a shocking video, the first sign of life from the captivity of Eiti. A few days after that, the family received the difficult news that I was no longer alive.
“First of all, this is not accurate because we received a sign of life from Eiti 50 days ago more or less from the kidnappings that came out,” says Marev, “He was alive, he was stable. After 99 days of a nightmare – he was shot. And here I also have the opportunity to tell what I know that it happened. We have said all along and say again and again that the goals of the fighting as they are presented conflict. Destroying Hamas and returning the abductees do not go together. We said that the fighting endangers them and the fighting kills them. And in the case of Itai there was shelling by the army not far away, not on the place where Itai was It was, and a few moments later Itai’s return or whoever was with him shot him, while trying to escape. An unmistakable closeness of time and an unmistakable proximity to the place of the shelling.”
Itay Sabirsky
How reliable is this information and where did you get it?
“This is the information we received.”
from the army?
“This is the information we received. I wish I could have received other information. It is one-on-one what I have said over and over again that can happen. So no one can say exactly, but yes there was a shelling not far away, he died from a shot by Hamas, from a shot by his captor who shot him as much as possible The visible while being experienced, I don’t know exactly why, but that’s exactly what we said. You know the reason, they just shot him. For 99 days he survived there in a horrible nightmare and they just shot him.”
I send you my condolences on this difficult news, and I hear the voices here and there. Sinwar wants some kind of deal where the fighting stops and the IDF leaves for a long time. He will also ask for the release of all the terrorists, including all the Noh’avs who murdered these people. In your opinion, is this something that can be done?
“It’s too late for me. But yes, it’s something I think can be done. I think it’s what should be done if they say that returning the abductees is a priority, and if not – then we’re being lied to all the time. And that’s the truth, we’re being lied to and they’re being sacrificed. They gave up on me. You know abandonment is a word to chew on. But my family was abandoned in Bari on October 7.”
Marv Sbirsky | Photo: Early Central Edition, Keshet 12
Your parents were murdered.
“And they abandoned me and that’s what they do to the abductees, one by one. And every time another video and another video comes out – the fighting puts them at risk. And if the only way to get them out is a deal – you’ll pay the price.”
What are you going to do now that your parents were murdered and your brother who was in captivity was also murdered?
“I wish I knew, I can tell you that I kept saying ‘I lost this war and the only thing I need is for him to come back with me so that I have hope. They took away my hope.’
“They have completely given up on me. I have the option of giving up or fighting for this set of values. For me, we are currently being lied to. They are being given up on and we are being lied to right now. I am referring to certain people in the cabinet who, for the time being, only say fighting. Yesterday we heard Eisenkot say other things. I hear from Bibi and Galant That they only say fighting all the time – and that doesn’t go together.”
“I hear the discourse on the panels and I think the truth should be told. If the abductees cannot be returned, tell the truth. And here the military commentators echo the continuation of the fighting and the fighting is killing the abductees right now.”
“When they announced about Yossi and me this week, I was sure that people would take to the streets and shout the cry of the families. They continue to give up on them one by one, and it could be any of you. It could be you and it could also be someone at home. There are families who are protesting now in Caesarea, and I I say to everyone – get out of the house and join the families in Caesarea and raise the cry. Because we are fighting for the set of values of this country.”
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