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(JNS) Ruthie Blum - While the U.S. focuses on humanitarian aid for Gaza, those of the 134 remaining Israeli hostages in Hamas captivity who are still alive have been receiving no assistance of any kind, not even from the International Red Cross. Some require medication for chronic conditions. Others aren't being treated for serious wounds sustained during the Oct. 7 massacre. But all are subsisting on half a pita per day - malnourished to the point of starving. There is no question that the hostages being held in physically and sexually abusive conditions in the dungeons of Gaza are guiltless victims. Theirs is the plight that the world should be highlighting. Instead, the "humanitarians" are calling on Israel to cease its battle against Hamas. 2024-03-04 00:00:00Full Article
Where Is the Humanitarian Aid for the Israeli Hostages?
(JNS) Ruthie Blum - While the U.S. focuses on humanitarian aid for Gaza, those of the 134 remaining Israeli hostages in Hamas captivity who are still alive have been receiving no assistance of any kind, not even from the International Red Cross. Some require medication for chronic conditions. Others aren't being treated for serious wounds sustained during the Oct. 7 massacre. But all are subsisting on half a pita per day - malnourished to the point of starving. There is no question that the hostages being held in physically and sexually abusive conditions in the dungeons of Gaza are guiltless victims. Theirs is the plight that the world should be highlighting. Instead, the "humanitarians" are calling on Israel to cease its battle against Hamas. 2024-03-04 00:00:00Full Article
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