• S01E23: Duplicitous Hypocrisy Of The International Red Cross (IRC)

  • Jan 1 2024
  • Length: 27 mins
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S01E23: Duplicitous Hypocrisy Of The International Red Cross (IRC)

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  • The Telling Silence Of The International Red Cross

    How many hostages remain? Well, that is a problem. No one knows. The best number anyone or any press can give is 130+. You see, because the International Red Cross has not done a thing and because Hamas dragged civilians out of their beds, from a peace concert, or just off the road, it is impossible to know.

    When a country cannot get the IRC to:

    • Visit hostages taken by the very people the IRC serves.

    • Give Israel a list of the hostages.

    • Deliver medicine to hostages.

    • Tell Israel who is alive, who is wounded, and who is dead.

    • Stop Hamas from killing more hostages.

    • Help the hostages.

    Then, do not expect that country, namely Israel, to honor anything the IRC wants.

    We do not expect you to change IRC.

    We do not expect you to help.

    We do not expect any empathy from you.

    Do you not think something is terribly wrong with this picture? Do you not think that when you accuse Israel of attacking the Hamas terrorists despite what has occurred - will you not stop for one moment and ask yourselves: What the hell is going on here?

    The Original Written Article is here: The View From Israel website.
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