The Israeli occupation government continued to procrastinate in responding to demands to allow the International Red Cross to visit Palestinian detainees, who suffer from inhumane detention conditions.

The occupation government submitted a request to the Supreme Court, the sixth of its kind, to postpone consideration of a petition demanding that the Red Cross be allowed to visit Palestinian detainees, according to the Hebrew newspaper Haaretz.

The newspaper indicated that the petition was submitted by human rights organizations last February to resume Red Cross visits that had been suspended since the start of the Israeli war of extermination on the Gaza Strip on October 7, 2023.

The occupation government requested to postpone submitting its final position to the court for the sixteenth time, citing "sensitive security and political reasons."