On video: the kidnapping of Jordan Biebs. 17.04.24/Official website
Yesterday (Wednesday) a hard document was released showing the moment of Jordan Biebs' abduction to Gaza when terrorists surround him and he drinks blood. Jimmy Miller, a cousin of Shiri Biebs who was kidnapped in Gaza along with her children and her husband, talked about it with Sion Cohen on 103fm and shared his hard feelings.
"A shocking morning. We have already seen photos of Jordan being beaten in the head already in the first days after the start of the war. We happened to see this documentation a few days ago, and indeed shocking sights. It seems as if people are taking pictures with Jordan, as if he is some kind of lion that is in Thailand and everyone approaches him and takes pictures with him to show how 'heroes' they are and how 'strong' they are, wanting to be accepted," Miller said.
He added: "In the end, they took someone here who is indeed a hero, strong, a father of children and did everything necessary and possible to lead a good and high-quality lifestyle in the place he was in and they simply kidnapped him from his safest place, took him there and turned him into the same lion that is photographed with And they are proud of the fact that they are all there with weapons and holding him in their hands and doing all the things they do to him and they are very proud of it."
He later said about Shiri Biebs and the children Jordan and Kafir kidnapped in Gaza that "their fate is unknown. We don't know where they are being held. Efforts are being made to locate them in one way or another, but we hope that they are really being hidden somewhere and it's not something else."
"I'm just shy"
During the conversation, he was also asked if enough is being done to return the abductees and he replied: "Yesterday I had the chance to think about it at night and I thought that woe betide us as a country, as a nation, that this is what will be recorded in the pages of history, that 133 abductees will remain in captivity, fade away, be abandoned. They are still there After so many days, after 195 days and alas, this is what will be recorded in the pages of history."
"I am part of this nation and a family member of Shiri, of Jordan, I am ashamed that I may not be able to do enough, that I am not able to lead to something that will speak to those who need to speak and bring them back here, whether it is leaders here in Israel, or whether it is leaders in the world," he noted. "I can't understand how they even manage to imagine such a scenario in their heads that there are 133 abductees and we don't really know how many of them are alive and Hamas constantly yawns as soon as we ask them for some number or another and plays with us and throws sand in our eyes, but I am ashamed ", said.
He continued and got angry: "I'm just ashamed. I'm just a citizen, I'm admittedly Shiri's cousin, but I'm just a small citizen, the smallest screw that can be here in the system, and I'm ashamed that I personally can't get them to bring them back here. What The others should do? All those in the higher ranks? The leaders of the world who have power and have decisions? They should bury their heads deep in the sand because I'm not sure that they are doing enough to bring them back.
"Hamas is no longer afraid of us"
Towards the end of the conversation, he claimed: "I think Hamas is no longer afraid of us, simply not afraid of us anymore. That's it. He thinks he has the upper hand, he thinks he dictates our day, he's playing with us and I don't think he's afraid of us anymore. That's the most It can be sad that such an organization that did what it did on October 7 is no longer afraid of us, and that there are other countries that support it."