The International Committee of the Red Cross took part in a horrifying handover ceremony on Thursday, accused of four dead Israelis who were accused of October 7, 2023, to Hamas and attended a horrifying handover ceremony for the bodies of four deceased Israelis captured in Gaza.
The handover was part of a hostage and ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas. The remains of four Israeli people – Oded Lifshitz, 84; and her 33-year-old mother, Siri Vivas, her two children, Ariel, 5, and Kfir (2 years old), are 33 hostages, alive and dead. It was handed over as part of the first phase of the transaction released in. Hundreds of convicted Palestinian terrorists have been released in return.
The horrifying details of the ceremony shocked the Israelites. I used it Hamas – and cheering Palestinian audiences to the Nazis in their embrace of death.
The Red Cross representative signed a document next to the masked Hamas terrorists, when he portrayed Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu as a bloodthirsty vampire. of their “arrest.” The Red Cross representatives did not oppose it.
The Red Cross was willing to take part in other chaotic abuses Hamas exhibited when the hostages were released. Many of the Israeli hostages who endured these glasses describe them as the most traumatic and terrifying parts of the prisoners. The Red Cross has not visited hostages once in captivity.
The hostage release said he had been detained for several hours under the office of the Red Cross in Gaza.
Israeli spokesman David Mensah told journalists: “The Red Cross has never visited our hostages in its lifetime. It appears that the Red Cross has not made an effort to take medicines to our hostages. In fact, these horrible things The Red Cross, taking part in the ritual, has expressed itself in the minds of the Israelis that it is partially conspiring across this hostage because it does not insist on visiting our hostages.”
Mensah added that in previous cases where Hamas had taken hostages, there was an international campaign for their release. He cited the example of BBC journalist Alan Johnston, who was invited to Hamas in 2007 and held for four months.
“There is not enough pressure on Hamas by international organizations,” he said, “the global community.”
“The humanitarian rage of having our baby captured” was absent, Mensah said.
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