International Call For Immediate Release Of Hostages In Israel-Hamas Conflict

International call for immediate release of Hostages in Israel-Hamas conflict.

In the ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict, 23 countries, including Israel, unite to demand the immediate release of hostages taken by Hamas in Gaza.

Israeli Foreign Minister Eli Cohen and international diplomats lead the call, emphasizing the urgency of the situation. Global rallies and protests echo the demand for the safe return of hostages.

Israel Hamas War: 23 countries including Israel appealed for the release of hostages, Hamas has taken 200 people hostage in Gaza.

23 countries including Israel have appealed for the immediate release of the hostages. This demand has been made on behalf of those countries whose citizens have been taken hostage.

The Israeli Army has said that among the approximately 200 people taken hostage by Hamas in Gaza, 30 are children. More than ten people among these hostages are above 60 years of age.

Demand for immediate release of hostages.

Israeli Foreign Minister Eli Cohen and ambassadors and diplomats from various countries have appealed for the immediate release of the hostages and to allow the International Red Cross to meet them.

Cohen said in a statement that the hostage case is Israel’s top priority.

The Israeli Foreign Minister’s statement came after a meeting with ambassadors of countries whose citizens have been taken hostage by Hamas.

The ambassadors of Peru, Tanzania, Russia, Romania, Portugal, Argentina, Philippines, Georgia, Sri Lanka, France, Mexico, Denmark, Hungary, Austria, Ethiopia, Serbia, Colombia, Italy, Thailand, Canada, Netherlands, Poland and the European Union were present at the meeting.

Here, on Thursday, a large number of people gathered near the holy Western Wall in Jerusalem and prayed for the safe release of the hostages.

Rally held in New York.

A rally was held in Times Square in New York City, America, demanding the release of people held hostage by Hamas.

A demonstration was carried out with photographs of some of the people held hostage in Gaza.

During this, slogans were also raised demanding the safe return of the hostages. Some people whose loved ones are in captivity of Hamas also participated in the rally.

Protest Against Israel.

Protests were held outside the US Embassy and the United Nations Mission in Jakarta, the Indonesian capital.

People took out marches from many mosques of the city and reached these places and expressed their displeasure towards America for supporting Israel.

Protesters demanded an end to Israeli airstrikes in the Gaza Strip.