Red Cross

The family of Alma Avraham, an 84-year-old, who was released from Hamas captivity, says that international aid organizations failed to provide her with the immediate medical treatment she required.

Despite numerous social media posts on Palestinians suffering from the war with Hamas, the Red Cross failed to make a single mention of Israeli civilians suffering on October 7 or thereafter.

The forum has released several official letters sent to the World Health Organization as well as the International Committee of the Red Cross calling for increased intervention on Israel’s behalf.

The inmates, all of them from the West Bank or Jerusalem, will be handed over to the International Committee of the Red Cross.

“The important thing is that we will maintain a clear line of communication” and will guarantee the release of the hostages, he said.

Darshan-Leitner wrote that by allowing Hamas to use its ambulances to transport terrorists, “the PRC plays an integral part in Hamas’s illegal conduct."

A logistics base at the Rafah border crossing that is vital to aid distribution has become harder to operate because 8,000 displaced people are sheltering at it.

Letter organized by Israeli rights group Shurat HaDin blames International Red Cross for repeating its failures during the Holocaust and abandoning Jewish victims.

The mother and daughter from Evanston, Illinois were transferred to Israeli territory.

The doctors who call themselves the Hostages and Missing Families Forum has sent a list of the illnesses the hostages suffer.