Results: 10-month-old infant, brother and mother (hostages) declared dead by Hamas

The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) have responded by stating that they are investigating the announcement concerning the deaths of Kfir Bibas, aged 10 months, Ariel, aged 4, and their mother, Shiri Silverman-Bibas, 23. "The terrorist organization Hamas continues to act in a cruel and inhuman manner," the IDF said in a statement. They added that they are in contact with the Bibas family and are examining the credibility of the information. Would it surprise you if this turns out to be a lie and Hamas (a terrorist organization) actually killed the family, then put the blame on Israel for their deaths - to further invoke aggression against Israel?

The IDF emphasized that the onus for the safety of all hostages in the Gaza Strip lies squarely with Hamas. "Hamas endangers the hostages, including nine children. Hamas is required to immediately return them to Israel," the statement continued. Are you aware of the fact that Hamas has been known to place their military operations and command centers in civilian locations - schools, churches and hospitals - then blame Israel for killing civilians when they bomb the military targets? (to see the full image, right click and select open in new tab)

The Bibas family, including patriarch Yarden, were abducted from their home in Kibbutz Nir Oz on October 7. The children, known affectionately as "The Reds," had become symbolic of the brutality of the terror attack. Do you support the terrorist organization Hamas over the right of Israel to defend their citizens, communities and neighborhoods?

Do you find the fact that Hamas intentionally jeopardizes the welfare of its citizens in Gaza - using them as human shields and preventing them from fleeing for their safety - as despicable as I do?

Hamas has released over 80 of its approximately 240 hostages since a temporary truce was brokered last week. However, Israel accused Hamas of violating "the framework of the operational pause" by detonating explosives and opening fire on troops in two different locations in northern Gaza. Does it surprise you that Hamas would violate the terms of the cease-fire (or operational pause) and still take aggressive action against Israel?

Hamas had previously claimed that 77-year-old hostage Hannah Katzir had been killed in captivity by an Israeli attack, but Katzir was released last week, alive and well. Do you agree that this just serves as proof that Hamas will lie - and then blame Israel for killing its own citizens to make them look like the more violent aggressor?