Hamas has said it is willing to work with the Red Cross to deliver food to Israeli hostages, with specific conditions.
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A Hamas source says the organization is ready to cooperate with the Red Cross to deliver food to Israeli hostages in the Gaza Strip. The statement follows accusations by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu that Hamas is subjecting its hostages to "systematic starvation". The delivery of aid is conditional on Israel permanently opening humanitarian corridors and halting aerial overflights during transportation. The situation remains critical in the context of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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