Mexican doctor Barbara Lango, who found himself trapped in the Gaza Strip following the escalation of the war between Israel and the terrorist group Hamas, asked on October 7 increase pressure on Israel to allow the opening of a humanitarian corridor.

In publication FacebookLango called on the media to “continue to publicize the war crimes of the state of Israel against innocent people, civilians without any political or military affiliation.”

“Use your reporting to put pressure on the international community for an early ceasefire and opening a humanitarian corridor so that help can get in and we can leave,” he claimed.

“Every missile, explosion, ring of fire, use of white phosphorus and every death causes the political window to close further and further… We’re running out of time…” – warned a Mexican from the Gaza Strip.

She thanked the media for seeking her out and said she “would like nothing more” than to give the interviews they requested. “To inform the world of the horrors I am witnessing.”

However, he noted that Communications in the Gaza Strip are ‘almost zero’ and cell phone batteries are “already on their last legs.”

“We don’t have Wi-Fi or broadband Internet access, “We work with cellular data, and the network is very unstable,” he noted.

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This Tuesday, at his morning conference, the President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador He said his government was negotiating with all parties to release two Mexicans kidnapped by the Islamist group Hamas, Ilana Gritsevski and Orion Hernandez, and to allow the departure of Barbara Lango.

“We help and keep in touch with families and we are working with all governments, with all organizations, because we want to save the lives of these two people,” he said Tuesday during a morning press conference at the National Palace.

This happened after the representative of the President of the Republic, Jesus Ramirez, said that the Mexican government was looking for contacts with Hamas and related organizations. seek the release of two Mexican hostages.

He also said they were investigating the case of doctor Barbara Lango., which is located in the south of the Gaza Strip and is waiting for the opportunity to leave the conflict zone. The spokesman stated that efforts were being made to obtain permission from the Israeli Government for his departure, although no such permission had been received to date.

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On Monday, Hamas said it intends to release all foreign hostages held in the Gaza Strip because They “have nothing against them.”

Abu Obeid’s spokesman assured that the foreign prisoners were “his guests” and that “They will be released when conditions permit.”