JERUSALEM, Israel – U.S. Senators and Israelis highlighted the plight of the more than 100 hostages held by Hamas now for more than 100 days. After months of waiting, life-saving medicine is on its way to the hostages.
On October 7th, Hamas kidnapped Sharon Cunio, her husband David and their twin 3-year-old girls.
Hamas released Cunio and her children on November 27th, but her husband remains. She vividly recalls the last thing he said to her.
“He told me, ‘Fight for me, don’t give up. Please yell what I can’t yell, please help me to get out.’ He told me ‘I’m scared as hell.’ This was the last sentence, ‘I’m scared as hell,” she said.
Qatar, which has been acting as a broker between Israel and Hamas, dispatched two planes Wednesday carrying more than 60 tons of medicine and other aid to Gaza for the hostages and for Palestinians.
It’s the first agreement between Israel and Hamas since November.
A senior Hamas official said that for every box of medicine for the hostages, 1,000 boxes of medicine would be sent in for the Palestinians. However, there was no word on how the medicine would be distributed to the hostages, many of whom are dependent on
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