The return of the children in coffins, and their mother's absence, is being painfully felt across the country.

Mother and two young sons, murdered while held hostage by Gaza terrorists, laid to rest; ‘I’m sorry I couldn’t protect you all,’ says Yarden Bibas; family laments their lost future together ...

She added a note to her lost nephews: “Luli and Firfir, I'm sorry I cannot yet cry for you. We are waiting for Mommy Shiri." ...

"I’m sorry, Luli," Bibas wrote on her Facebook account. "I’m sorry, Firfir. None of this was deserved. We will miss you forever. We will not give up on Mom, Shiri." "Yesterday, we received the ...

I was born and raised in Ottawa–Vanier. I love this community. I love eating firfir at Habesha, hiking in Rockcliffe Park, catching a show at BeechFest in the summer, and walking my dog ...

Otherwise, we lose who we are,” she says. “Luli and Firfir, the world came to know you in the most tragic way, but I promise we will do everything so that your memory will be one of innocence ...

On Friday she wrote on Facebook: "I'm sorry Luli [Ariel], I'm sorry Firfir [Kfir]. "You did not deserve any of this. We will miss you forever. We are not giving up on your mum Shiri." In a video ...

Calling on Donald Trump to help secure the release of the remaining hostages, she said: “I’m sorry Luli, I’m sorry Firfir. You didn’t deserve any of this. We’ll miss you forever.

Yarden Bibas’s sister, Ofri Bibas, responded Friday for the first time to the identification findings from the forensic institute regarding the remains of her young nephews, Ariel and Kfir ...

On Friday morning, the boys’ aunt posted a grieving message on Facebook. “Sorry Luli, sorry Firfir,” Ofri Bibas wrote, using nicknames for the boys. “You didn’t deserve any of this.