The daughter of an elderly hostage left in critical condition after being freed by Hamas terrorists on Sunday is criticizing the Red Cross for allegedly failing to care for her “medically neglected” mother.
Alma Avraham, 84, a mother of five freed as part of the ongoing hostage deal between Israel and Hamas, was flown by helicopter directly from Gaza to Soroka Medical Center in Beersheba in Israel, where her daughter Tali Amano remains in critical condition. he told reporters.
“My mother didn’t deserve to go back like this,” Amano said, before blaming humanitarian aid organizations, including the Red Cross and the United Nations, for allegedly not doing more to try to access the hostages while they were detained. according to the Times of Israel.
“My mother was medically neglected,” the devastated daughter added, detailing how her mother went without her daily medications for more than 50 days, which only added to the elderly woman’s physical distress.
Tali Amano told a news conference that her 84-year-old mother, who was once a hostage, was “medically neglected.” fake images
Devastating and heartbreaking statement from Tal Amano, daughter of 84 Elma Avraham. She tells how they brought her mother to Israel yesterday with almost no pulse and a low temperature. How did she not receive any treatment in captivity by the Hamas terrorists. She also blames the @UNITED NATIONS @ICRC > pic.twitter.com/KLn9O3ZH5n
— Tal Schneider טל שניידר تال شنايدر (@talschneider) November 27, 2023
When her mother finally arrived at the hospital in Israel on Sunday night, she barely had a pulse and her body temperature was terribly low, Amano said.
“He arrived with a heart rate of 40 beats per minute and a body temperature of 28 degrees Celsius. [82.4 degrees Fahrenheit]about to lose consciousness and hurt everywhere,” Amano said.
His mother has been hospitalized in the intensive care unit, where she remains in critical condition.
“She was abandoned twice: once on October 7 and again by all the organizations that should have saved her,” Amano charged.
Alma Avraham, 84, is in critical condition after her release by Hamas terrorists.
“I hope they didn’t manage to defeat her,” he added, hinting that he hopes his mother recovers soon.
Humanitarian organizations such as the Red Cross have claimed that terrorists have hindered their attempt to reach the hostages. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu recently indicated that the Red Cross could at least be allowed to reach those in captivity as part of a temporary truce agreement.
Avraham was freed by Hamas on Sunday, as were 16 other hostages, including nine children, bringing the total number freed since the four-day ceasefire to 58.
Also released over the weekend was the first American citizen released during the ceasefire: a girl who served 4 years in captivity and whose parents were killed by Hamas during its October 7 attack on Israel.
Relatives of Hamas hostages freed on Sunday hold a press conference. fake images
A Russian Israeli was also released – the first adult Israeli man released during the ceasefire. He was working as a sound engineer at the Tribe of Nova music festival when Hamas launched the surprise raid on him.
In exchange for the hostages, Israel agreed to hand over dozens of Palestinian prisoners and send truckloads of humanitarian aid to Gaza.
The conditions of the ceasefire allow Hamas to extend the truce by one day for every 10 hostages released.
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