You're listening to the Global News Podcast from the BBC World Service.

Hello, I'm Oliver Conway. We're recording this at 14 hours GMT on Wednesday the 26th of February.

An emotional day for Israel as the two young Bibas boys and their mother are laid to rest.

A member of the family said they could have been saved, but Israeli officials preferred revenge.

The US and Ukraine agree a deal on minerals, but what have security guarantees?

And why oil giant BP is slashing renewable investments and moving back to fossil fuels.

Also in the podcast, 10 years on from ISIS, we report on life in Kurdish parts of Syria.

You see so many young girls and women dancing and chanting.

They have so many reasons to dance because if ISIS was ruling this region, I am sure they wouldn't be able to leave their home.

It is a day of deep sorrow in Israel as hundreds of mourners paid their final respects to

Shiribibis and her two young boys, Gafir and Ariel. They were kidnapped during the 7th

of October attacks becoming a symbol of the

horror of that day. Despite desperate hopes they would come home alive, their bodies were returned

to Israel last week. Today there was a long procession to their final resting place, with thousands

lining the streets, many carrying flags, saying farewell to the family.

Shiri's husband, Yardin Bibas, who spent more than a year in captivity in Gaza himself,

made an emotional speech at the funeral.

Shiri's sister-in-law, Offrey, criticized Israeli officials over their deaths,

saying they could have saved her loved ones, but preferred revenge.

Forgiveness means accepting responsibility and committing to act differently, to learn from

mistakes. There is no meaning to forgiveness before the failures are investigated and all

officials take responsibility. A disaster as a nation and as a family should not have happened

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