WATCH: Red Cross Presents New Uber APP, Viral Video Reveals the Truth 

In a recent video titled "Eretz Nehederet presents the Red Cross Uber service," the show mockingly portrays the Red Cross as a mere "Uber service" for hostages, highlighting its hypocrisy and lack of action in the ongoing conflict involving Israeli hostages held by Hamas.

The video presents a satirical depiction of the Red Cross, often regarded as a humanitarian organization, as it seems to only appear to transport hostages back to Israel after their release—without ever showing concern for their well-being or making any real efforts to intervene in their captivity. This portrayal shines a light on the organization's failure to actively engage with the crisis in Gaza, where Israeli hostages have been held by Hamas for over 15 months. The Red Cross, whose mandate is to protect and assist those affected by conflict, has not once made a notable effort to check on these hostages or ensure their safety, leaving them in dire conditions without intervention.

The video cleverly uses humor to expose the hypocrisy of the Red Cross. While the organization is quick to present itself as a beacon of humanitarian aid, its inaction toward the Israeli hostages—especially in Gaza—reveals a stark contrast to the image it strives to maintain. Instead of being a force for protection and assistance, the Red Cross is humorously depicted as simply providing a ride service for hostages once they are released, without any real involvement in alleviating their suffering.

The satire also addresses the broader hypocrisy surrounding the Red Cross's stance on Israel. In recent years, the organization has been criticized for its failure to speak out or act on behalf of Israeli civilians who have been victims of terrorism, while often highlighting the plight of Palestinians. This unequal treatment and selective humanitarianism are what Eretz Nehederet takes aim at in its biting and humorous critique.

By using satire to frame the Red Cross's actions, Eretz Nehederet forces viewers to confront the uncomfortable reality of an organization that claims to be neutral and humanitarian, yet has failed to act when it comes to the well-being of Israeli hostages. The video cleverly and humorously strips away the veil of neutrality that the Red Cross so often hides behind, showing them for what they are in this context: a mere transport service, devoid of real action in the face of human suffering.