Hamas says about ICRC, who provides food for Israeli prisoners in Gaza Israeli conflict news

Hamas said it was open to the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) that provides aid to Israeli prisoners in Gaza after Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he was asking the Geneva -based international organization to intervene.

Hamas and Netanyahu’s comments came after the Palestinian groups last week released videos showing two huge Israeli prisoners in Gaza, where about two million Palestinians are struggling to survive the Israeli hunger crisis.

Netanyahu said on Sunday that he spoke to Julian Larson, head of the ICRC delegation to Israel, asking to “the instant group’s participation” in providing food and food treatment for prisoners who are still being held in Gaza.

In a post on X, Netanyahu wrote in the Hebrew language that he told Larson that Hamas was publishing a “lie of hunger” in the pocket, but the fact is that “systematic hunger is being implemented against our hostages.”

Later on Sunday, the spokesman for the Qassam, the armed wing of Hamas, said in a statement that the Israeli prisoners who were detained in Gaza “eating what our fighters and all our people eat.”

“They will not receive any special privilege amid the crime of hunger and siege,” said Abu Obida spokesman.

But he added that the group is “ready to act positively and respond to any request from the Red Cross to provide food and medicine to enemy prisoners.”

In order for the prisoners’ requests to be accepted, “the humanitarian corridors must be opened in a natural and permanent way Food and medicine Abu Obida said to all our people in all areas of the Gaza Strip.

He added that the Israeli attacks “from all models should stop while the prisoners are receiving.”

The ICRC said in a statement on Sunday that it is “horrific through the horrific videos” of the prisoners who were held in Gaza and repeated its call as “granted to reach the hostages.”

The ICRC said in the joint statement on X.

The ICRC added: “We know that the families who watch these videos are horrific and sad due to the circumstances they see their loved ones.”

On its website, the ICRC says that “securing access requires the cooperation of all parties concerned.” The ICRC also says on its website that it “has not been able to visit any Palestinian detainees held in Israeli detention since October 7, 2023.”

In a separate statement on Sunday, the ICRC said it was also “horrific” that Palestine Employee Association Association It was clear in the “Palestine Red Crescent” building (PRCS) in Khan Yunis, in southern Gaza.

PRCS said earlier that the attack was committed by the Israeli forces, but the statement of the ICRC was not referring to the official.

One million women and girls are starving

Meanwhile, the families of the Israeli prisoners who were detained in Gaza on Sunday said that Netanyahu’s continuous insistence that “the military solution” is the only solution is “a direct danger to our children’s lives, who live in the hell of tunnels and threatened by hunger and immediate death.”

The families said in a statement, “For a period of 22 months, the public has been sold that the military pressure will return the hostages, and today, even before reaching the draft of a comprehensive agreement, it is said that the agreement is not glorified,” the families said in a statement.

There are still about 50 prisoners in Gaza. It is believed that less than half is still alive.

The latest developments come at a time when the government office of the media in Gaza said that the Israeli authorities allowed only 36 auxiliary trucks to enter the Gaza Strip on Saturday, while 22,000 trucks assistant continued to sit outside the tape pending the presence of the need for the Palestinians there.

On Sunday, the United Nations Office in Geneva warned that a million women and girls in Gaza are now starving.

In a post on X, the United Nations said: “A million. This is the number of women and girls starving in Gaza. This terrible situation is unacceptable and must end.

We are still calling for life saving assistance to all women and girls, immediate shooting, and issuing all hostages. “

At least 175 people, including 93 children, have now been confirmed by forced hunger, according to the Ministry of Health in the region, including 17-year-id ATEF Abu Kaher, His weight fell to only 25 kg (55 pounds) before his death on Saturday.