US EditionIsrael's Netanyahu Urges Red Cross to Aid Hostages as More Palestinians Die From Hunger in Gaza
ISRAEL, AUG 5 – Netanyahu called on the International Committee of the Red Cross to deliver food and medical aid to hostages amid ongoing conflict and public protests demanding their release.
- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu requested the Red Cross's assistance to provide food and medical care to hostages in Gaza, stating there are 49 hostages believed to be in Gaza, of whom 27 are thought to be dead.
- Despite claims of starvation, Netanyahu stated that the Palestinian people in Gaza are not suffering from hunger, a claim disputed by health officials who reported over 111 malnutrition-related deaths.
- A video released by Hamas showed Israeli hostage Evyatar David in poor condition, stating he hasn't eaten for days, prompting his family to call for action from the Israeli government and the world community.
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