A relative of Shiri Biebs: "Give up on the abductees, one day the protocols will be revealed"

200 days in captivity: Yifat Zeiler , the cousin of Shiri Bibs who was kidnapped to Gaza together with her husband Jordan and her children Ariel and Kafir, pointed an accusing finger at the government this evening (Tuesday) and said that she "gave up on the abductees". In an interview with "News 13" Zeiler promised that "the protocols will be revealed one day, we will all see how many opportunities there were to save them, what were the prices that they so insisted not to pay."

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"I think maybe it's time to say it – give up the abductees," Zeiler said. "On the other side I have nothing to say, they were monsters and they will remain so. My expectation is from my leadership. From the contract with my leadership, if something like this happens they will do everything to save me and my family. The slogans remain, military pressure and absolute victory."

She later promised that "the protocols will be revealed one day", and added: "We will all see how many opportunities there were to save them, what were the prices that they so insisted not to pay."

"Abductees don't have time, it doesn't work on the same timeline," Zeiler continued. "In the past, a deal could be signed that was at a ridiculous price compared to what we hear today. We are there, we are in meetings. We are told one thing, and then in the media statement they say something else. This can explain the frustration and despair. If what makes us a democratic country and what differentiates us is On the other hand, the right to criticize should not be taken away from us."

Finally, she referred to the chilling video of the kidnapping of Jordan Biebs that was published last week, in which he is seen being taken to Gaza on a motorcycle, frightened and surrounded by Palestinian terrorists, and later wounded and covered in blood. "Shiri and Jordan are irreplaceable," Zeiler said. "Yordan's video brings back the feeling of frustration that they were not there to help him. He left the MMD in order to protect Shiri and the children. He is a hero who deserves to have everything done to bring him home. Seeing this video and how it is treated, and his look, it is impossible to recover from it."