Israel and Hamas have reached an agreement to provide medicine for hostages in exchange for humanitarian aid for the Gaza Strip

Hamas agreed to accept medical supplies for Israeli hostages in exchange for additional humanitarian aid for the Gaza Strip. Qatari mediators announced this agreement.

The agreement was reached through the mediation of Qatar and France. Israel has agreed to increase supplies of basic humanitarian goods to Gaza. After three months of intense Israeli bombing, the situation in the Gaza Strip has become extremely difficult.

Qatari Foreign Ministry spokesman Majed Al-Ansari also announced that a special plane carrying humanitarian aid to help the population of Gaza will depart from Qatar on Wednesday. The cargo will contain food intended for distribution to Gaza civilians, as well as vital medical supplies for the hostages. These efforts reflect the desire of Qatar and other global actors to help improve the humanitarian situation in the region and provide assistance to those in distress.

This initiative underscores Qatar’s commitment to continue to actively participate in resolving the conflict in the region and contribute to improving the living conditions of the people of Gaza. The supply of food and medicine also demonstrates the importance of humanitarian support and solidarity in a world where populations are facing difficult times. This humanitarian assistance is expected to play an important role in alleviating the suffering of people in Gaza and will be a step towards establishing long-awaited peace and stability in the region.

It is believed that Hamas may still have more than 132 hostages they captured in the October 7 attack on Israel. The total number of people kidnapped was about 240, and more than 1,200 people died, including many civilians.

Some of the hostages were subsequently released, especially during periods of truce that lasted for a week. An organization called Hostage Families Headquarters wrote a letter to the Israeli war cabinet, noting that many of the kidnapped Israelis require regular medical care, and for some, the lack of this care could pose an immediate threat to their lives.

The organization also expressed deep gratitude for the efforts aimed at addressing this humanitarian issue and ensuring the safety and well-being of the abducted citizens.

They also emphasized that families and close relatives of abducted citizens experience unbearable anxiety and anxiety due to the condition of their loved ones. For these families, every day without a solution to this problem becomes an incredibly difficult experience, and they hope for a speedy resolution of the situation.

Efforts like these and calls from organizations like Hostage Families Headquarters highlight the importance of international support and coordination in addressing complex humanitarian crises and helping to create a safer, more stable world.