Red Cross Chief Addresses Israeli Anger and Urges Access to Gaza Hostages

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The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) is facing criticism from Israelis over its perceived inaction in securing the release of 125 hostages held by Hamas in Gaza. The ICRC, however, emphasizes its role as a neutral intermediary and explains that it can only act with the consent of both parties involved. The organization acknowledges the frustration and anger but clarifies that it lacks the power and political influence to force its way in. The ICRC continues to advocate for the immediate release of the hostages and hopes for a positive response.
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