Coverage dated January 21, 2024 to January 22, 2024
Families of hostages held in Gaza storm Israel's parliament meeting demanding deal for release
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Dozens of family members of hostages held by Hamas stormed a committee meeting in Israel's parliament Monday, as European foreign ministers joined growing international calls for Israel to negotiate on the creation of a Palestinian state after the war.
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Dozens of family members of hostages held by Hamas stormed a committee meeting in Israel's parliament Monday, as European foreign ministers joined growing international calls for Israel to negotiate on the creation of a Palestinian state after the war.
Dozens of family members of hostages held by Hamas in Gaza stormed into a Finance Committee meeting at Israel’s parliament on Monday, yelling “you won’t sit here while they are dying there!”
Dozens of family members of hostages held by Hamas stormed a committee meeting in Israel's parliament, demanding a deal to win their loved ones' release.
JERUSALEM -- Dozens of family members of hostages held by Hamas stormed a committee meeting in Israel's parliament Monday, demanding a deal to win their loved ones' release, as European foreign ministers joined growing international calls for Israel to negotiate on the creation of a Palestinian stat…
JERUSALEM — Dozens of family members of hostages held by Hamas stormed a committee meeting in Israel’s parliament Monday, demanding a deal to win their loved ones’ release, as European foreign ministers joined growing international calls for Israel to negotiate on the creation of a Palestinian state…
Dozens of family members of hostages held by Hamas terrorists stormed a committee meeting in Israel’s parliament, demanding a deal to win their loved ones’ release.
Israeli officials say Hamas is still holding 136 Israelis who were taken hostage Oct. 7, the start of the war in Gaza. Families of some of those hostages are in the United States to raise awareness about an issue they fear has been fading since the collapse of a November cease-fire.
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