Netanyahu claims Red Cross denied Gaza hostages life-saving medicine
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu accuses Red Cross of refusing to bring life-saving medications to hostages in Gaza
In a recent statement, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu revealed that a representative of the International Committee of the Red Cross declined to deliver crucial medications to hostages still trapped inside Gaza.
Netanyahu’s revelation comes amidst Israel’s intensified operations against Hamas, the Islamic terrorist group responsible for the murder of 1,200 Israelis on October 7. The Israeli government is determined to secure the release of the remaining hostages kidnapped by Hamas.
“I met with the Red Cross; I handed them a box of medicine for some of the hostages shown here. Some of them really need it,” Netanyahu shared. “I told a representative to take this box to Rafah; she said no. It was a difficult conversation.”
The Prime Minister emphasized that every possible effort is being made, both overtly and covertly, to bring all the hostages back home. Netanyahu recently visited Gaza and met with a division of reservists on the field, who expressed their unwavering determination to continue the mission until its completion.
Netanyahu also criticized the media for its inaccurate reporting on Israel’s operation to eradicate Hamas from Gaza. He stressed that the fight against Hamas will persist and intensify in the days to come, as it is far from over.
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