Videos of emaciated hostages condemned as Red Cross calls for access

Western leaders condemned the videos of weakened Israeli hostages taken by their prisoners in Gaza, and called for access to everyone who was under captivity.

British Foreign Minister David Lammy said that “the passage ceremonies for propaganda are disturbing” and “unconditional” should be released.

The calls released images of a weakened Evyatar David on Saturday after releasing the fine and crying video of Palestinian Islamic Jihad on Thursday, Rom Braslavski.

Israeli leaders accused Hamas of hostage hostages.

Hamas’s armed wing deliberately revealed the prisoners, saying that the hostages of the fighters and the people ate in a hunger crisis in Gaza.

Both 21 -year -old Braslavski and 24 -year -old David were hostage from the Nova Music Festival during the Southern Israeli attack led by Hamas on 7 October 2023.

49 hostages of 251 people who say that Israel is still kept in Gaza. This includes 27 hostages believed to have died.

After the videos were published, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu spoke to two hostage family, “Deep Shock” and said that their efforts to return all hostages will continue continuously and brutally.

On Sunday, Netanyahu spoke with the head of the Red Cross in the region and demanded immediately to participate in hostages to provide food and medical care.

The International Red Cross Committee (ICRC) said that “the definitive proof of life -threatening conditions where hostages are held” was “horrified”.

Philanthropy reiterated the call to provide hostages to assess their situation, to give them medical support and to facilitate contact with their families.

Hamas’s armed wing al-Qassam brigades, humanitarian corridors regularly and permanently opened to Gaza and during the receipt of air strikes during the receipt of air strikes, any red cross request to prisoners will respond positively to the request for food and medication, he said.

The Red Cross faced heavy criticisms of his role in the war in Israel and claimed that he could not help hostages in Gaza.

Earlier this year, as a part of the agreement between Israel and Hamas, hostages were released, in the midst of the anger on chaotic scenes, the organization, saying that the fighting parties are based on goodwill to operate in the conflict zones.

There are also criticisms of the Palestinians, since the group is not allowed to visit Palestinian prisoners in Israeli prisons since October 7, 2023.

At the weekend, the crowds of protesters and hostage families came together at the weekend and called for the Israeli government to release hostages.

David and Braslavski’s families said at a rally on Saturday, “Everyone should come out of hell.”

In a video, Braslavski cries as he said that food and water are over, and just three “falafel crumbs” that day. He says he can’t stand or can not walk and “at the door of death”.

Braslavski’s family said in a statement, “They managed to break Rom,” and begged Israel and the US leaders to bring their sons home.

They said, “It was just forgotten there.”

In the second video, David said, “I didn’t eat for days … I barely bought drinking water,” he said and said he would be his own grave.

His family said that he had died in a deliberate and cynical hunger in Hamas’s tunnels in Gaza – a living skeleton was buried alive.

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz said that he was “horrified by the images and said that the release of all hostages was a mandatory prerequisite for the cease -fire between Israel and Hamas.

French President Emmanuel Macron, who said that Hamas was embodied by “Abject Cruelty”, added that France continued to work without getting tired to release the hostages, to recover the ceasefire and to enable humanitarian aid to enter Gaza.

With a political solution, this effort should accompany “Israel and Palestine side by side side by side” and a two -state solution. France recently announced its intention to get to know a Palestinian state under certain conditions with Canada and Britain. Israel strongly condemned movements.

The images of compulsory hostages are reported in Gaza every day, as he says that “the worst scarcity scenario is currently playing”.

The Ministry of Health, operated by Hamas on Sunday, said that 175 people, including 93 children, have died without malnutrition since the beginning of the war.

The UN, aid agencies and some Israel allies blame Israel’s hunger crisis on the restrictions on the entry and delivery of humanitarian aid. Israel rejected the claim and blames Hamas.

Despite the overwhelming evidence, the Israeli officials and a part of the country’s press strongly reject hunger in Gaza and say that the crisis is a lie produced by Hamas and spread by international media.

Some paintings of jumping children call by the Israeli protesters to call for an agreement with Hamas, but many in Israel are not aware of the emergency there.

As the war continues, the widespread destruction of Israel and the suffering of Palestinians in Gaza leads to anger, facing international isolation.

Surveys in the world show that the public is increasingly negative about Israel, which is putting pressure on leading leaders to take action.