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Relatives of some of the 200 people taken hostage by Islamist group Hamas in its October 7 assault in Israel urged the Red Cross Friday for help, saying more had to be done to free them.He urged the Red Cross to visit the hostages to ensure they are being well treated.
Outside the Red Cross in Geneva on Friday, Assaf Shem Tov clutched a picture of his 21-year-old nephew who was abducted by Palestinian group Hamas and called on the international community to step up efforts to free Israeli hostages. The nephew, Omer Shem Tov, was at a festival in Kibbutz Reim near the Gaza Strip when he was abducted. "I think that we need the Red Cross to first of all visit the hostages, make sure that they are well treated," he said.
Relatives of some of the 200 people taken hostage by Islamist group Hamas in its October 7 assault in Israel urged the Red Cross Friday for help, saying more had to be done to free them.
Relatives of some of the 200 people taken hostage by Islamist group Hamas in its October 7 assault in Israel urged the Red Cross Friday for help, saying more had to be done to free them.They spoke out hours before the International Committee of the Red Cross confirmed it had been instrumental in coordinating the logistics for the release of two United States hostages."SOS!! Somebody has to be there taking care," said Doris Liber, mother of Guy Iluz, 26, of whom she has heard nothing since the assault in which Israel says some 1,400 people were killed.