Berlin, Germany - February 26, 2025 The Brandenburg Gate in Berlin was illuminated in orange on Wednesday, February 26, 2025, as crowds gathered to mourn members of the Bibas family, who were killed in captivity after being taken by Hamas during the October 7 attack on Israel. The tribute, a powerful symbol of solidarity with Israel, drew people who laid down flowers and orange balloons in memory of Shiri Bibas and her two sons, Ariel and Kfir. Israeli Ambassador to Germany Ron Prosor attended the event, standing alongside mourners as they honored the victims. He emphasized the deep pain felt not only in Israel but across the global Jewish community and beyond. Soundbite: Ron Prosor, Israeli Ambassador in Germany:"It's not just to the world, it's basically the whole state of Israel and the Jewish people, and not just Jewish people, all around the world are really united in the pain and the horror of what happened to Shiri, Kfir, and Ariel. And I think every person, doesn't make a difference how he thinks politically, is shattered by what happened. And it's our responsibility to make sure that Shiri and Kfir and Ariel will not be forgotten, but also I can tell you that we will not forgive and those who did this will be brought to punishment. And it breaks our heart, breaks our heart of every person who has, you know, who has a heart."