Israel continues to insist that the ceasefire deal with Hamas includes a commitment on all sides to enable Red Cross staff to visit the hostages held by terrorists in Gaza who are not slated for immediate release.
A senior diplomatic source, as cited in Hebrew media, emphasizes that the guarantors of the agreement—Qatar, the United States, and Egypt—are unwavering in their dedication to the full implementation of the deal.
In a notable development, both Qatar and the Red Cross have chosen not to disclose whether the provisions for Red Cross visits to the hostages in Gaza are explicitly outlined in the agreement brokered between Israel and Hamas. The silence on this matter from these entities adds a layer of ambiguity to the details of the agreement and the extent to which humanitarian access is addressed.
{Matzav.com Israel}
