Hamas affirms that Israeli hostages “will have no preferential treatment”

“The hostages eat what our fighters and all our people eat,” [et ils] No preferential treatment will not be received as long as the blockade and the famine policy will continue. Meanwhile, Hamas reacted to the request of Israel to allow the Red Cross to provide aid to the hostages selected. Furthermore, in Gaza. However, Earlier this Sunday. in reaction to the dissemination of images of soldiers of the Israeli army retained by Hamas, the Prime Minister, Benyamin Netanyahu, had requested the International Committee of the Red Cross (CICR).

The publication since Thursday by the Palestinian Islamist movement. its ally of Islamic jihad of three videos showing two very weakened Israeli hostages has revived in Israel the debate on the need to arrive as quickly as possible to release these captives, removed during the unprecedented attack in Hamas in Israel of hamas affirms israeli hostages “will October 7, 2023. Twenty-two months of war and threatened with “widespread famine” according to the UN.

Hamas demands humanitarian corridors – Hamas affirms israeli hostages "will

The armed branch of Hamas said it was ready to respond “positively” to any request from the ICRC. but required beforehand “the opening of humanitarian corridors […] For the passage of food and medication ”in the Gaza Strip. Israel. which has been begging the more than two million Palestinians from Gaza since the start of the war, raised the total humanitarian blockade in early May which he imposed in early March but only authorizes the entry of quantities of limited aid, deemed insufficient by the UN.

Of the 251 people kidnapped on October 7. 49 remain retained in Gaza – hamas affirms israeli hostages “will of which 27 declared dead by the Israeli army – after two truces having allowed the release of others. Israeli reprisals have killed at least 60. 839 people in Gaza, mostly civilians, according to data from the Ministry of Hamas, deemed reliable by the UN.