Hamas terror warlords REFUSE to release youngest hostage instead handing 10 month old Kfir Bibas to separate Palestine terror group operating in southern city expected to be obliterated by IDF when ceasefire ends - as Israel welcomes 11 captives home.

Israel has claimed that Hamas has moved its youngest hostage into the IDF's firing line, hours after it last night received the fourth group of hostages from the terror group.
Hamas has handed ten-month-old Kfir Bibas to a separate Palestinian terror group in the southern city of Khan Younis, an IDF spokesperson today claimed.
Israel Defense Forces spokesperson Colonel Avihai Adrei said the 'babies with the red hair' were 'now being held by one of the factions' in the area around Khan Younis, Gaza, according to a message posted on X.
Baby Kfir had just learned to walk when he, along with his brother Ariel, four, and his mother Shiri, 32, was taken from his family's home in Kibbutz Nir Oz during Hamas' incursion on October 7.
During the deadly attack on Israel, Shiri, her husband Yarden, 34, and the two young boys desperately hid in a safe room armed only with a pistol, only to be taken out as Hamas gunmen smashed down their door.
Military analyst Michael Horowitz said: 'It appears ‘Kfir’ may be in the hands of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP).'
The PFLP is one of the largest groups that form the political coalition that claims to represent the West Bank and Gaza.
It does not recognise Israel as a state, and has historically pushed for a one-state solution with Palestine at the steering wheel.
The group are believed to be holding the Bibas family in Khan Younis, the Gaza Strip's second city, which in 2017 was home to just over 205,000 people.
Though they may be held by a different group, IDF spokesperson Daniel Hagari said the responsibility for the hostages remained with Hamas.
The city is set to be the next target in Israel's bloody offensive against the Gaza Strip, which has so far killed over 14,000, according to the Hamas-run health ministry.
Israel urged Palestinians living in the city to leave just over a week ago, suggesting it will soon be the site of renewed fighting once the now-extended ceasefire concludes.
Mark Regev, an adviser to Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu, told MSNBC earlier this month: 'We're asking people to relocate. I know it's not easy for many of them, but we don't want to see civilians caught up in the crossfire.

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