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Malaysian Mark 77th Anniversary Of The Nakba
A woman holds a mock demonstration during the peaceful commemoration of the 77th anniversary of the Nakba near the British and United States Embassies in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, on May 16, 2025. Nakba, meaning catastrophe in Arabic, refers to the events that take place in 1948, during and after the establishment of the State of Israel. In this event, more than 750,000 Palestinians are expelled from their homeland, and over 500 Palestinian villages are destroyed. (Photo by Hari Anggara/NurPhoto) -
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Malaysian Mark 77th Anniversary Of The Nakba
A woman holds a mock demonstration during the peaceful commemoration of the 77th anniversary of the Nakba near the British and United States Embassies in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, on May 16, 2025. Nakba, meaning catastrophe in Arabic, refers to the events that take place in 1948, during and after the establishment of the State of Israel. In this event, more than 750,000 Palestinians are expelled from their homeland, and over 500 Palestinian villages are destroyed. (Photo by Hari Anggara/NurPhoto) -
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Daily Life In Ottawa
OTTAWA, CANADA - MARCH 8:
The official seal of the United States is displayed outside the U.S. Embassy, in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, on March 8, 2025. (Photo by Artur Widak/NurPhoto) -
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Hostage Families rally at three London embassies on World Human Rights Day in plea for intervention in releasing the 100 hostages held in Gaza, London, UK.
Hostage Families rally at three London embassies on World Human Rights Day in plea for intervention in releasing the 100 hostages held in Gaza, London, UK.
10th December 2024
Today (10th December 2024), World Human Rights Day, families and supporters of hostages held in Gaza travelled between the Turkish, Qatari and Egyptian Embassies in specially designed bus featuring images and stories of the nine British-linked hostages.
The initiative was organized by the Hostages Families Forum UK with Stop The Hate UK. Participants, dressed in symbolic attire including yellow blindfolds, carried messages of hope and determination, to share their plea for the three ambassadors to assist in facilitating an urgent deal to release all of the hostages.
None of the ambassadors agreed to meet with the families, or be photographed with the peaceful participants of the rally.
Currently, 100 hostages from over 20 nationalities remain in captivity Gaza, including nine with British connections: Emily Damari, Eli Sharabi, Yossi Sharabi, Avinatan Or, Tsachi Idan, Shay Levinson, Keith Siegel, Ilan Weiss and Oded Lifshitz. These hostages, alongside 91 others, have endured captivity for over 424 days and they have not been visited by any international aid organizations.
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Hostage Families rally at three London embassies on World Human Rights Day in plea for intervention in releasing the 100 hostages held in Gaza, London, UK.
Hostage Families rally at three London embassies on World Human Rights Day in plea for intervention in releasing the 100 hostages held in Gaza, London, UK.
10th December 2024
Today (10th December 2024), World Human Rights Day, families and supporters of hostages held in Gaza travelled between the Turkish, Qatari and Egyptian Embassies in specially designed bus featuring images and stories of the nine British-linked hostages.
The initiative was organized by the Hostages Families Forum UK with Stop The Hate UK. Participants, dressed in symbolic attire including yellow blindfolds, carried messages of hope and determination, to share their plea for the three ambassadors to assist in facilitating an urgent deal to release all of the hostages.
None of the ambassadors agreed to meet with the families, or be photographed with the peaceful participants of the rally.
Currently, 100 hostages from over 20 nationalities remain in captivity Gaza, including nine with British connections: Emily Damari, Eli Sharabi, Yossi Sharabi, Avinatan Or, Tsachi Idan, Shay Levinson, Keith Siegel, Ilan Weiss and Oded Lifshitz. These hostages, alongside 91 others, have endured captivity for over 424 days and they have not been visited by any international aid organizations.
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Hostage Families rally at three London embassies on World Human Rights Day in plea for intervention in releasing the 100 hostages held in Gaza, London, UK.
Hostage Families rally at three London embassies on World Human Rights Day in plea for intervention in releasing the 100 hostages held in Gaza, London, UK.
10th December 2024
Today (10th December 2024), World Human Rights Day, families and supporters of hostages held in Gaza travelled between the Turkish, Qatari and Egyptian Embassies in specially designed bus featuring images and stories of the nine British-linked hostages.
The initiative was organized by the Hostages Families Forum UK with Stop The Hate UK. Participants, dressed in symbolic attire including yellow blindfolds, carried messages of hope and determination, to share their plea for the three ambassadors to assist in facilitating an urgent deal to release all of the hostages.
None of the ambassadors agreed to meet with the families, or be photographed with the peaceful participants of the rally.
Currently, 100 hostages from over 20 nationalities remain in captivity Gaza, including nine with British connections: Emily Damari, Eli Sharabi, Yossi Sharabi, Avinatan Or, Tsachi Idan, Shay Levinson, Keith Siegel, Ilan Weiss and Oded Lifshitz. These hostages, alongside 91 others, have endured captivity for over 424 days and they have not been visited by any international aid organizations.
Elliott Franks / eyevine
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Hostage Families rally at three London embassies on World Human Rights Day in plea for intervention in releasing the 100 hostages held in Gaza, London, UK.
Hostage Families rally at three London embassies on World Human Rights Day in plea for intervention in releasing the 100 hostages held in Gaza, London, UK.
10th December 2024
Today (10th December 2024), World Human Rights Day, families and supporters of hostages held in Gaza travelled between the Turkish, Qatari and Egyptian Embassies in specially designed bus featuring images and stories of the nine British-linked hostages.
The initiative was organized by the Hostages Families Forum UK with Stop The Hate UK. Participants, dressed in symbolic attire including yellow blindfolds, carried messages of hope and determination, to share their plea for the three ambassadors to assist in facilitating an urgent deal to release all of the hostages.
None of the ambassadors agreed to meet with the families, or be photographed with the peaceful participants of the rally.
Currently, 100 hostages from over 20 nationalities remain in captivity Gaza, including nine with British connections: Emily Damari, Eli Sharabi, Yossi Sharabi, Avinatan Or, Tsachi Idan, Shay Levinson, Keith Siegel, Ilan Weiss and Oded Lifshitz. These hostages, alongside 91 others, have endured captivity for over 424 days and they have not been visited by any international aid organizations.
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Hostage Families rally at three London embassies on World Human Rights Day in plea for intervention in releasing the 100 hostages held in Gaza, London, UK.
Hostage Families rally at three London embassies on World Human Rights Day in plea for intervention in releasing the 100 hostages held in Gaza, London, UK.
10th December 2024
Today (10th December 2024), World Human Rights Day, families and supporters of hostages held in Gaza travelled between the Turkish, Qatari and Egyptian Embassies in specially designed bus featuring images and stories of the nine British-linked hostages.
The initiative was organized by the Hostages Families Forum UK with Stop The Hate UK. Participants, dressed in symbolic attire including yellow blindfolds, carried messages of hope and determination, to share their plea for the three ambassadors to assist in facilitating an urgent deal to release all of the hostages.
None of the ambassadors agreed to meet with the families, or be photographed with the peaceful participants of the rally.
Currently, 100 hostages from over 20 nationalities remain in captivity Gaza, including nine with British connections: Emily Damari, Eli Sharabi, Yossi Sharabi, Avinatan Or, Tsachi Idan, Shay Levinson, Keith Siegel, Ilan Weiss and Oded Lifshitz. These hostages, alongside 91 others, have endured captivity for over 424 days and they have not been visited by any international aid organizations.
Elliott Franks / eyevine
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Hostage Families rally at three London embassies on World Human Rights Day in plea for intervention in releasing the 100 hostages held in Gaza, London, UK.
Hostage Families rally at three London embassies on World Human Rights Day in plea for intervention in releasing the 100 hostages held in Gaza, London, UK.
10th December 2024
Today (10th December 2024), World Human Rights Day, families and supporters of hostages held in Gaza travelled between the Turkish, Qatari and Egyptian Embassies in specially designed bus featuring images and stories of the nine British-linked hostages.
The initiative was organized by the Hostages Families Forum UK with Stop The Hate UK. Participants, dressed in symbolic attire including yellow blindfolds, carried messages of hope and determination, to share their plea for the three ambassadors to assist in facilitating an urgent deal to release all of the hostages.
None of the ambassadors agreed to meet with the families, or be photographed with the peaceful participants of the rally.
Currently, 100 hostages from over 20 nationalities remain in captivity Gaza, including nine with British connections: Emily Damari, Eli Sharabi, Yossi Sharabi, Avinatan Or, Tsachi Idan, Shay Levinson, Keith Siegel, Ilan Weiss and Oded Lifshitz. These hostages, alongside 91 others, have endured captivity for over 424 days and they have not been visited by any international aid organizations.
Elliott Franks / eyevine
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Hostage Families rally at three London embassies on World Human Rights Day in plea for intervention in releasing the 100 hostages held in Gaza, London, UK.
Hostage Families rally at three London embassies on World Human Rights Day in plea for intervention in releasing the 100 hostages held in Gaza, London, UK.
10th December 2024
Today (10th December 2024), World Human Rights Day, families and supporters of hostages held in Gaza travelled between the Turkish, Qatari and Egyptian Embassies in specially designed bus featuring images and stories of the nine British-linked hostages.
The initiative was organized by the Hostages Families Forum UK with Stop The Hate UK. Participants, dressed in symbolic attire including yellow blindfolds, carried messages of hope and determination, to share their plea for the three ambassadors to assist in facilitating an urgent deal to release all of the hostages.
None of the ambassadors agreed to meet with the families, or be photographed with the peaceful participants of the rally.
Currently, 100 hostages from over 20 nationalities remain in captivity Gaza, including nine with British connections: Emily Damari, Eli Sharabi, Yossi Sharabi, Avinatan Or, Tsachi Idan, Shay Levinson, Keith Siegel, Ilan Weiss and Oded Lifshitz. These hostages, alongside 91 others, have endured captivity for over 424 days and they have not been visited by any international aid organizations.
Elliott Franks / eyevine
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Hostage Families rally at three London embassies on World Human Rights Day in plea for intervention in releasing the 100 hostages held in Gaza, London, UK.
Hostage Families rally at three London embassies on World Human Rights Day in plea for intervention in releasing the 100 hostages held in Gaza, London, UK.
10th December 2024
Today (10th December 2024), World Human Rights Day, families and supporters of hostages held in Gaza travelled between the Turkish, Qatari and Egyptian Embassies in specially designed bus featuring images and stories of the nine British-linked hostages.
The initiative was organized by the Hostages Families Forum UK with Stop The Hate UK. Participants, dressed in symbolic attire including yellow blindfolds, carried messages of hope and determination, to share their plea for the three ambassadors to assist in facilitating an urgent deal to release all of the hostages.
None of the ambassadors agreed to meet with the families, or be photographed with the peaceful participants of the rally.
Currently, 100 hostages from over 20 nationalities remain in captivity Gaza, including nine with British connections: Emily Damari, Eli Sharabi, Yossi Sharabi, Avinatan Or, Tsachi Idan, Shay Levinson, Keith Siegel, Ilan Weiss and Oded Lifshitz. These hostages, alongside 91 others, have endured captivity for over 424 days and they have not been visited by any international aid organizations.
Elliott Franks / eyevine
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Hostage Families rally at three London embassies on World Human Rights Day in plea for intervention in releasing the 100 hostages held in Gaza, London, UK.
Hostage Families rally at three London embassies on World Human Rights Day in plea for intervention in releasing the 100 hostages held in Gaza, London, UK.
10th December 2024
Today (10th December 2024), World Human Rights Day, families and supporters of hostages held in Gaza travelled between the Turkish, Qatari and Egyptian Embassies in specially designed bus featuring images and stories of the nine British-linked hostages.
The initiative was organized by the Hostages Families Forum UK with Stop The Hate UK. Participants, dressed in symbolic attire including yellow blindfolds, carried messages of hope and determination, to share their plea for the three ambassadors to assist in facilitating an urgent deal to release all of the hostages.
None of the ambassadors agreed to meet with the families, or be photographed with the peaceful participants of the rally.
Currently, 100 hostages from over 20 nationalities remain in captivity Gaza, including nine with British connections: Emily Damari, Eli Sharabi, Yossi Sharabi, Avinatan Or, Tsachi Idan, Shay Levinson, Keith Siegel, Ilan Weiss and Oded Lifshitz. These hostages, alongside 91 others, have endured captivity for over 424 days and they have not been visited by any international aid organizations.
Elliott Franks / eyevine
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Hostage Families rally at three London embassies on World Human Rights Day in plea for intervention in releasing the 100 hostages held in Gaza, London, UK.
Hostage Families rally at three London embassies on World Human Rights Day in plea for intervention in releasing the 100 hostages held in Gaza, London, UK.
10th December 2024
Today (10th December 2024), World Human Rights Day, families and supporters of hostages held in Gaza travelled between the Turkish, Qatari and Egyptian Embassies in specially designed bus featuring images and stories of the nine British-linked hostages.
The initiative was organized by the Hostages Families Forum UK with Stop The Hate UK. Participants, dressed in symbolic attire including yellow blindfolds, carried messages of hope and determination, to share their plea for the three ambassadors to assist in facilitating an urgent deal to release all of the hostages.
None of the ambassadors agreed to meet with the families, or be photographed with the peaceful participants of the rally.
Currently, 100 hostages from over 20 nationalities remain in captivity Gaza, including nine with British connections: Emily Damari, Eli Sharabi, Yossi Sharabi, Avinatan Or, Tsachi Idan, Shay Levinson, Keith Siegel, Ilan Weiss and Oded Lifshitz. These hostages, alongside 91 others, have endured captivity for over 424 days and they have not been visited by any international aid organizations.
Elliott Franks / eyevine
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Hostage Families rally at three London embassies on World Human Rights Day in plea for intervention in releasing the 100 hostages held in Gaza, London, UK.
Hostage Families rally at three London embassies on World Human Rights Day in plea for intervention in releasing the 100 hostages held in Gaza, London, UK.
10th December 2024
Today (10th December 2024), World Human Rights Day, families and supporters of hostages held in Gaza travelled between the Turkish, Qatari and Egyptian Embassies in specially designed bus featuring images and stories of the nine British-linked hostages.
The initiative was organized by the Hostages Families Forum UK with Stop The Hate UK. Participants, dressed in symbolic attire including yellow blindfolds, carried messages of hope and determination, to share their plea for the three ambassadors to assist in facilitating an urgent deal to release all of the hostages.
None of the ambassadors agreed to meet with the families, or be photographed with the peaceful participants of the rally.
Currently, 100 hostages from over 20 nationalities remain in captivity Gaza, including nine with British connections: Emily Damari, Eli Sharabi, Yossi Sharabi, Avinatan Or, Tsachi Idan, Shay Levinson, Keith Siegel, Ilan Weiss and Oded Lifshitz. These hostages, alongside 91 others, have endured captivity for over 424 days and they have not been visited by any international aid organizations.
Elliott Franks / eyevine
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Hostage Families rally at three London embassies on World Human Rights Day in plea for intervention in releasing the 100 hostages held in Gaza, London, UK.
Hostage Families rally at three London embassies on World Human Rights Day in plea for intervention in releasing the 100 hostages held in Gaza, London, UK.
10th December 2024
Today (10th December 2024), World Human Rights Day, families and supporters of hostages held in Gaza travelled between the Turkish, Qatari and Egyptian Embassies in specially designed bus featuring images and stories of the nine British-linked hostages.
The initiative was organized by the Hostages Families Forum UK with Stop The Hate UK. Participants, dressed in symbolic attire including yellow blindfolds, carried messages of hope and determination, to share their plea for the three ambassadors to assist in facilitating an urgent deal to release all of the hostages.
None of the ambassadors agreed to meet with the families, or be photographed with the peaceful participants of the rally.
Currently, 100 hostages from over 20 nationalities remain in captivity Gaza, including nine with British connections: Emily Damari, Eli Sharabi, Yossi Sharabi, Avinatan Or, Tsachi Idan, Shay Levinson, Keith Siegel, Ilan Weiss and Oded Lifshitz. These hostages, alongside 91 others, have endured captivity for over 424 days and they have not been visited by any international aid organizations.
Elliott Franks / eyevine
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Hostage Families rally at three London embassies on World Human Rights Day in plea for intervention in releasing the 100 hostages held in Gaza, London, UK.
Hostage Families rally at three London embassies on World Human Rights Day in plea for intervention in releasing the 100 hostages held in Gaza, London, UK.
10th December 2024
Today (10th December 2024), World Human Rights Day, families and supporters of hostages held in Gaza travelled between the Turkish, Qatari and Egyptian Embassies in specially designed bus featuring images and stories of the nine British-linked hostages.
The initiative was organized by the Hostages Families Forum UK with Stop The Hate UK. Participants, dressed in symbolic attire including yellow blindfolds, carried messages of hope and determination, to share their plea for the three ambassadors to assist in facilitating an urgent deal to release all of the hostages.
None of the ambassadors agreed to meet with the families, or be photographed with the peaceful participants of the rally.
Currently, 100 hostages from over 20 nationalities remain in captivity Gaza, including nine with British connections: Emily Damari, Eli Sharabi, Yossi Sharabi, Avinatan Or, Tsachi Idan, Shay Levinson, Keith Siegel, Ilan Weiss and Oded Lifshitz. These hostages, alongside 91 others, have endured captivity for over 424 days and they have not been visited by any international aid organizations.
Elliott Franks / eyevine
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T: +44 (0) 20 8709 8709
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Hostage Families rally at three London embassies on World Human Rights Day in plea for intervention in releasing the 100 hostages held in Gaza, London, UK.
Hostage Families rally at three London embassies on World Human Rights Day in plea for intervention in releasing the 100 hostages held in Gaza, London, UK.
10th December 2024
Today (10th December 2024), World Human Rights Day, families and supporters of hostages held in Gaza travelled between the Turkish, Qatari and Egyptian Embassies in specially designed bus featuring images and stories of the nine British-linked hostages.
The initiative was organized by the Hostages Families Forum UK with Stop The Hate UK. Participants, dressed in symbolic attire including yellow blindfolds, carried messages of hope and determination, to share their plea for the three ambassadors to assist in facilitating an urgent deal to release all of the hostages.
None of the ambassadors agreed to meet with the families, or be photographed with the peaceful participants of the rally.
Currently, 100 hostages from over 20 nationalities remain in captivity Gaza, including nine with British connections: Emily Damari, Eli Sharabi, Yossi Sharabi, Avinatan Or, Tsachi Idan, Shay Levinson, Keith Siegel, Ilan Weiss and Oded Lifshitz. These hostages, alongside 91 others, have endured captivity for over 424 days and they have not been visited by any international aid organizations.
Elliott Franks / eyevine
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T: +44 (0) 20 8709 8709
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Hostage Families rally at three London embassies on World Human Rights Day in plea for intervention in releasing the 100 hostages held in Gaza, London, UK.
Hostage Families rally at three London embassies on World Human Rights Day in plea for intervention in releasing the 100 hostages held in Gaza, London, UK.
10th December 2024
Today (10th December 2024), World Human Rights Day, families and supporters of hostages held in Gaza travelled between the Turkish, Qatari and Egyptian Embassies in specially designed bus featuring images and stories of the nine British-linked hostages.
The initiative was organized by the Hostages Families Forum UK with Stop The Hate UK. Participants, dressed in symbolic attire including yellow blindfolds, carried messages of hope and determination, to share their plea for the three ambassadors to assist in facilitating an urgent deal to release all of the hostages.
None of the ambassadors agreed to meet with the families, or be photographed with the peaceful participants of the rally.
Currently, 100 hostages from over 20 nationalities remain in captivity Gaza, including nine with British connections: Emily Damari, Eli Sharabi, Yossi Sharabi, Avinatan Or, Tsachi Idan, Shay Levinson, Keith Siegel, Ilan Weiss and Oded Lifshitz. These hostages, alongside 91 others, have endured captivity for over 424 days and they have not been visited by any international aid organizations.
Elliott Franks / eyevine
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T: +44 (0) 20 8709 8709
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Hostage Families rally at three London embassies on World Human Rights Day in plea for intervention in releasing the 100 hostages held in Gaza, London, UK.
Hostage Families rally at three London embassies on World Human Rights Day in plea for intervention in releasing the 100 hostages held in Gaza, London, UK.
10th December 2024
Today (10th December 2024), World Human Rights Day, families and supporters of hostages held in Gaza travelled between the Turkish, Qatari and Egyptian Embassies in specially designed bus featuring images and stories of the nine British-linked hostages.
The initiative was organized by the Hostages Families Forum UK with Stop The Hate UK. Participants, dressed in symbolic attire including yellow blindfolds, carried messages of hope and determination, to share their plea for the three ambassadors to assist in facilitating an urgent deal to release all of the hostages.
None of the ambassadors agreed to meet with the families, or be photographed with the peaceful participants of the rally.
Currently, 100 hostages from over 20 nationalities remain in captivity Gaza, including nine with British connections: Emily Damari, Eli Sharabi, Yossi Sharabi, Avinatan Or, Tsachi Idan, Shay Levinson, Keith Siegel, Ilan Weiss and Oded Lifshitz. These hostages, alongside 91 others, have endured captivity for over 424 days and they have not been visited by any international aid organizations.
Elliott Franks / eyevine
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T: +44 (0) 20 8709 8709
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Hostage Families rally at three London embassies on World Human Rights Day in plea for intervention in releasing the 100 hostages held in Gaza, London, UK.
Hostage Families rally at three London embassies on World Human Rights Day in plea for intervention in releasing the 100 hostages held in Gaza, London, UK.
10th December 2024
Today (10th December 2024), World Human Rights Day, families and supporters of hostages held in Gaza travelled between the Turkish, Qatari and Egyptian Embassies in specially designed bus featuring images and stories of the nine British-linked hostages.
The initiative was organized by the Hostages Families Forum UK with Stop The Hate UK. Participants, dressed in symbolic attire including yellow blindfolds, carried messages of hope and determination, to share their plea for the three ambassadors to assist in facilitating an urgent deal to release all of the hostages.
None of the ambassadors agreed to meet with the families, or be photographed with the peaceful participants of the rally.
Currently, 100 hostages from over 20 nationalities remain in captivity Gaza, including nine with British connections: Emily Damari, Eli Sharabi, Yossi Sharabi, Avinatan Or, Tsachi Idan, Shay Levinson, Keith Siegel, Ilan Weiss and Oded Lifshitz. These hostages, alongside 91 others, have endured captivity for over 424 days and they have not been visited by any international aid organizations.
Elliott Franks / eyevine
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T: +44 (0) 20 8709 8709
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Hostage Families rally at three London embassies on World Human Rights Day in plea for intervention in releasing the 100 hostages held in Gaza, London, UK.
Hostage Families rally at three London embassies on World Human Rights Day in plea for intervention in releasing the 100 hostages held in Gaza, London, UK.
10th December 2024
Today (10th December 2024), World Human Rights Day, families and supporters of hostages held in Gaza travelled between the Turkish, Qatari and Egyptian Embassies in specially designed bus featuring images and stories of the nine British-linked hostages.
The initiative was organized by the Hostages Families Forum UK with Stop The Hate UK. Participants, dressed in symbolic attire including yellow blindfolds, carried messages of hope and determination, to share their plea for the three ambassadors to assist in facilitating an urgent deal to release all of the hostages.
None of the ambassadors agreed to meet with the families, or be photographed with the peaceful participants of the rally.
Currently, 100 hostages from over 20 nationalities remain in captivity Gaza, including nine with British connections: Emily Damari, Eli Sharabi, Yossi Sharabi, Avinatan Or, Tsachi Idan, Shay Levinson, Keith Siegel, Ilan Weiss and Oded Lifshitz. These hostages, alongside 91 others, have endured captivity for over 424 days and they have not been visited by any international aid organizations.
Elliott Franks / eyevine
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T: +44 (0) 20 8709 8709
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Hostage Families rally at three London embassies on World Human Rights Day in plea for intervention in releasing the 100 hostages held in Gaza, London, UK.
Hostage Families rally at three London embassies on World Human Rights Day in plea for intervention in releasing the 100 hostages held in Gaza, London, UK.
10th December 2024
Today (10th December 2024), World Human Rights Day, families and supporters of hostages held in Gaza travelled between the Turkish, Qatari and Egyptian Embassies in specially designed bus featuring images and stories of the nine British-linked hostages.
The initiative was organized by the Hostages Families Forum UK with Stop The Hate UK. Participants, dressed in symbolic attire including yellow blindfolds, carried messages of hope and determination, to share their plea for the three ambassadors to assist in facilitating an urgent deal to release all of the hostages.
None of the ambassadors agreed to meet with the families, or be photographed with the peaceful participants of the rally.
Currently, 100 hostages from over 20 nationalities remain in captivity Gaza, including nine with British connections: Emily Damari, Eli Sharabi, Yossi Sharabi, Avinatan Or, Tsachi Idan, Shay Levinson, Keith Siegel, Ilan Weiss and Oded Lifshitz. These hostages, alongside 91 others, have endured captivity for over 424 days and they have not been visited by any international aid organizations.
Elliott Franks / eyevine
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Hostage Families rally at three London embassies on World Human Rights Day in plea for intervention in releasing the 100 hostages held in Gaza, London, UK.
Hostage Families rally at three London embassies on World Human Rights Day in plea for intervention in releasing the 100 hostages held in Gaza, London, UK.
10th December 2024
Today (10th December 2024), World Human Rights Day, families and supporters of hostages held in Gaza travelled between the Turkish, Qatari and Egyptian Embassies in specially designed bus featuring images and stories of the nine British-linked hostages.
The initiative was organized by the Hostages Families Forum UK with Stop The Hate UK. Participants, dressed in symbolic attire including yellow blindfolds, carried messages of hope and determination, to share their plea for the three ambassadors to assist in facilitating an urgent deal to release all of the hostages.
None of the ambassadors agreed to meet with the families, or be photographed with the peaceful participants of the rally.
Currently, 100 hostages from over 20 nationalities remain in captivity Gaza, including nine with British connections: Emily Damari, Eli Sharabi, Yossi Sharabi, Avinatan Or, Tsachi Idan, Shay Levinson, Keith Siegel, Ilan Weiss and Oded Lifshitz. These hostages, alongside 91 others, have endured captivity for over 424 days and they have not been visited by any international aid organizations.
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Hostage Families rally at three London embassies on World Human Rights Day in plea for intervention in releasing the 100 hostages held in Gaza, London, UK.
Hostage Families rally at three London embassies on World Human Rights Day in plea for intervention in releasing the 100 hostages held in Gaza, London, UK.
10th December 2024
Today (10th December 2024), World Human Rights Day, families and supporters of hostages held in Gaza travelled between the Turkish, Qatari and Egyptian Embassies in specially designed bus featuring images and stories of the nine British-linked hostages.
The initiative was organized by the Hostages Families Forum UK with Stop The Hate UK. Participants, dressed in symbolic attire including yellow blindfolds, carried messages of hope and determination, to share their plea for the three ambassadors to assist in facilitating an urgent deal to release all of the hostages.
None of the ambassadors agreed to meet with the families, or be photographed with the peaceful participants of the rally.
Currently, 100 hostages from over 20 nationalities remain in captivity Gaza, including nine with British connections: Emily Damari, Eli Sharabi, Yossi Sharabi, Avinatan Or, Tsachi Idan, Shay Levinson, Keith Siegel, Ilan Weiss and Oded Lifshitz. These hostages, alongside 91 others, have endured captivity for over 424 days and they have not been visited by any international aid organizations.
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Hostage Families rally at three London embassies on World Human Rights Day in plea for intervention in releasing the 100 hostages held in Gaza, London, UK.
Hostage Families rally at three London embassies on World Human Rights Day in plea for intervention in releasing the 100 hostages held in Gaza, London, UK.
10th December 2024
Today (10th December 2024), World Human Rights Day, families and supporters of hostages held in Gaza travelled between the Turkish, Qatari and Egyptian Embassies in specially designed bus featuring images and stories of the nine British-linked hostages.
The initiative was organized by the Hostages Families Forum UK with Stop The Hate UK. Participants, dressed in symbolic attire including yellow blindfolds, carried messages of hope and determination, to share their plea for the three ambassadors to assist in facilitating an urgent deal to release all of the hostages.
None of the ambassadors agreed to meet with the families, or be photographed with the peaceful participants of the rally.
Currently, 100 hostages from over 20 nationalities remain in captivity Gaza, including nine with British connections: Emily Damari, Eli Sharabi, Yossi Sharabi, Avinatan Or, Tsachi Idan, Shay Levinson, Keith Siegel, Ilan Weiss and Oded Lifshitz. These hostages, alongside 91 others, have endured captivity for over 424 days and they have not been visited by any international aid organizations.
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Hostage Families rally at three London embassies on World Human Rights Day in plea for intervention in releasing the 100 hostages held in Gaza, London, UK.
Hostage Families rally at three London embassies on World Human Rights Day in plea for intervention in releasing the 100 hostages held in Gaza, London, UK.
10th December 2024
Today (10th December 2024), World Human Rights Day, families and supporters of hostages held in Gaza travelled between the Turkish, Qatari and Egyptian Embassies in specially designed bus featuring images and stories of the nine British-linked hostages.
The initiative was organized by the Hostages Families Forum UK with Stop The Hate UK. Participants, dressed in symbolic attire including yellow blindfolds, carried messages of hope and determination, to share their plea for the three ambassadors to assist in facilitating an urgent deal to release all of the hostages.
None of the ambassadors agreed to meet with the families, or be photographed with the peaceful participants of the rally.
Currently, 100 hostages from over 20 nationalities remain in captivity Gaza, including nine with British connections: Emily Damari, Eli Sharabi, Yossi Sharabi, Avinatan Or, Tsachi Idan, Shay Levinson, Keith Siegel, Ilan Weiss and Oded Lifshitz. These hostages, alongside 91 others, have endured captivity for over 424 days and they have not been visited by any international aid organizations.
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Hostage Families rally at three London embassies on World Human Rights Day in plea for intervention in releasing the 100 hostages held in Gaza, London, UK.
Hostage Families rally at three London embassies on World Human Rights Day in plea for intervention in releasing the 100 hostages held in Gaza, London, UK.
10th December 2024
Today (10th December 2024), World Human Rights Day, families and supporters of hostages held in Gaza travelled between the Turkish, Qatari and Egyptian Embassies in specially designed bus featuring images and stories of the nine British-linked hostages.
The initiative was organized by the Hostages Families Forum UK with Stop The Hate UK. Participants, dressed in symbolic attire including yellow blindfolds, carried messages of hope and determination, to share their plea for the three ambassadors to assist in facilitating an urgent deal to release all of the hostages.
None of the ambassadors agreed to meet with the families, or be photographed with the peaceful participants of the rally.
Currently, 100 hostages from over 20 nationalities remain in captivity Gaza, including nine with British connections: Emily Damari, Eli Sharabi, Yossi Sharabi, Avinatan Or, Tsachi Idan, Shay Levinson, Keith Siegel, Ilan Weiss and Oded Lifshitz. These hostages, alongside 91 others, have endured captivity for over 424 days and they have not been visited by any international aid organizations.
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Hostage Families rally at three London embassies on World Human Rights Day in plea for intervention in releasing the 100 hostages held in Gaza, London, UK.
Hostage Families rally at three London embassies on World Human Rights Day in plea for intervention in releasing the 100 hostages held in Gaza, London, UK.
10th December 2024
Today (10th December 2024), World Human Rights Day, families and supporters of hostages held in Gaza travelled between the Turkish, Qatari and Egyptian Embassies in specially designed bus featuring images and stories of the nine British-linked hostages.
The initiative was organized by the Hostages Families Forum UK with Stop The Hate UK. Participants, dressed in symbolic attire including yellow blindfolds, carried messages of hope and determination, to share their plea for the three ambassadors to assist in facilitating an urgent deal to release all of the hostages.
None of the ambassadors agreed to meet with the families, or be photographed with the peaceful participants of the rally.
Currently, 100 hostages from over 20 nationalities remain in captivity Gaza, including nine with British connections: Emily Damari, Eli Sharabi, Yossi Sharabi, Avinatan Or, Tsachi Idan, Shay Levinson, Keith Siegel, Ilan Weiss and Oded Lifshitz. These hostages, alongside 91 others, have endured captivity for over 424 days and they have not been visited by any international aid organizations.
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Hostage Families rally at three London embassies on World Human Rights Day in plea for intervention in releasing the 100 hostages held in Gaza, London, UK.
Hostage Families rally at three London embassies on World Human Rights Day in plea for intervention in releasing the 100 hostages held in Gaza, London, UK.
10th December 2024
Today (10th December 2024), World Human Rights Day, families and supporters of hostages held in Gaza travelled between the Turkish, Qatari and Egyptian Embassies in specially designed bus featuring images and stories of the nine British-linked hostages.
The initiative was organized by the Hostages Families Forum UK with Stop The Hate UK. Participants, dressed in symbolic attire including yellow blindfolds, carried messages of hope and determination, to share their plea for the three ambassadors to assist in facilitating an urgent deal to release all of the hostages.
None of the ambassadors agreed to meet with the families, or be photographed with the peaceful participants of the rally.
Currently, 100 hostages from over 20 nationalities remain in captivity Gaza, including nine with British connections: Emily Damari, Eli Sharabi, Yossi Sharabi, Avinatan Or, Tsachi Idan, Shay Levinson, Keith Siegel, Ilan Weiss and Oded Lifshitz. These hostages, alongside 91 others, have endured captivity for over 424 days and they have not been visited by any international aid organizations.
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Hostage Families rally at three London embassies on World Human Rights Day in plea for intervention in releasing the 100 hostages held in Gaza, London, UK.
Hostage Families rally at three London embassies on World Human Rights Day in plea for intervention in releasing the 100 hostages held in Gaza, London, UK.
10th December 2024
Today (10th December 2024), World Human Rights Day, families and supporters of hostages held in Gaza travelled between the Turkish, Qatari and Egyptian Embassies in specially designed bus featuring images and stories of the nine British-linked hostages.
The initiative was organized by the Hostages Families Forum UK with Stop The Hate UK. Participants, dressed in symbolic attire including yellow blindfolds, carried messages of hope and determination, to share their plea for the three ambassadors to assist in facilitating an urgent deal to release all of the hostages.
None of the ambassadors agreed to meet with the families, or be photographed with the peaceful participants of the rally.
Currently, 100 hostages from over 20 nationalities remain in captivity Gaza, including nine with British connections: Emily Damari, Eli Sharabi, Yossi Sharabi, Avinatan Or, Tsachi Idan, Shay Levinson, Keith Siegel, Ilan Weiss and Oded Lifshitz. These hostages, alongside 91 others, have endured captivity for over 424 days and they have not been visited by any international aid organizations.
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Hostage Families rally at three London embassies on World Human Rights Day in plea for intervention in releasing the 100 hostages held in Gaza, London, UK.
Hostage Families rally at three London embassies on World Human Rights Day in plea for intervention in releasing the 100 hostages held in Gaza, London, UK.
10th December 2024
Today (10th December 2024), World Human Rights Day, families and supporters of hostages held in Gaza travelled between the Turkish, Qatari and Egyptian Embassies in specially designed bus featuring images and stories of the nine British-linked hostages.
The initiative was organized by the Hostages Families Forum UK with Stop The Hate UK. Participants, dressed in symbolic attire including yellow blindfolds, carried messages of hope and determination, to share their plea for the three ambassadors to assist in facilitating an urgent deal to release all of the hostages.
None of the ambassadors agreed to meet with the families, or be photographed with the peaceful participants of the rally.
Currently, 100 hostages from over 20 nationalities remain in captivity Gaza, including nine with British connections: Emily Damari, Eli Sharabi, Yossi Sharabi, Avinatan Or, Tsachi Idan, Shay Levinson, Keith Siegel, Ilan Weiss and Oded Lifshitz. These hostages, alongside 91 others, have endured captivity for over 424 days and they have not been visited by any international aid organizations.
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Hostage Families rally at three London embassies on World Human Rights Day in plea for intervention in releasing the 100 hostages held in Gaza, London, UK.
Hostage Families rally at three London embassies on World Human Rights Day in plea for intervention in releasing the 100 hostages held in Gaza, London, UK.
10th December 2024
Today (10th December 2024), World Human Rights Day, families and supporters of hostages held in Gaza travelled between the Turkish, Qatari and Egyptian Embassies in specially designed bus featuring images and stories of the nine British-linked hostages.
The initiative was organized by the Hostages Families Forum UK with Stop The Hate UK. Participants, dressed in symbolic attire including yellow blindfolds, carried messages of hope and determination, to share their plea for the three ambassadors to assist in facilitating an urgent deal to release all of the hostages.
None of the ambassadors agreed to meet with the families, or be photographed with the peaceful participants of the rally.
Currently, 100 hostages from over 20 nationalities remain in captivity Gaza, including nine with British connections: Emily Damari, Eli Sharabi, Yossi Sharabi, Avinatan Or, Tsachi Idan, Shay Levinson, Keith Siegel, Ilan Weiss and Oded Lifshitz. These hostages, alongside 91 others, have endured captivity for over 424 days and they have not been visited by any international aid organizations.
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Hostage Families rally at three London embassies on World Human Rights Day in plea for intervention in releasing the 100 hostages held in Gaza, London, UK.
Hostage Families rally at three London embassies on World Human Rights Day in plea for intervention in releasing the 100 hostages held in Gaza, London, UK.
10th December 2024
Today (10th December 2024), World Human Rights Day, families and supporters of hostages held in Gaza travelled between the Turkish, Qatari and Egyptian Embassies in specially designed bus featuring images and stories of the nine British-linked hostages.
The initiative was organized by the Hostages Families Forum UK with Stop The Hate UK. Participants, dressed in symbolic attire including yellow blindfolds, carried messages of hope and determination, to share their plea for the three ambassadors to assist in facilitating an urgent deal to release all of the hostages.
None of the ambassadors agreed to meet with the families, or be photographed with the peaceful participants of the rally.
Currently, 100 hostages from over 20 nationalities remain in captivity Gaza, including nine with British connections: Emily Damari, Eli Sharabi, Yossi Sharabi, Avinatan Or, Tsachi Idan, Shay Levinson, Keith Siegel, Ilan Weiss and Oded Lifshitz. These hostages, alongside 91 others, have endured captivity for over 424 days and they have not been visited by any international aid organizations.
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Hostage Families rally at three London embassies on World Human Rights Day in plea for intervention in releasing the 100 hostages held in Gaza, London, UK.
Hostage Families rally at three London embassies on World Human Rights Day in plea for intervention in releasing the 100 hostages held in Gaza, London, UK.
10th December 2024
Today (10th December 2024), World Human Rights Day, families and supporters of hostages held in Gaza travelled between the Turkish, Qatari and Egyptian Embassies in specially designed bus featuring images and stories of the nine British-linked hostages.
The initiative was organized by the Hostages Families Forum UK with Stop The Hate UK. Participants, dressed in symbolic attire including yellow blindfolds, carried messages of hope and determination, to share their plea for the three ambassadors to assist in facilitating an urgent deal to release all of the hostages.
None of the ambassadors agreed to meet with the families, or be photographed with the peaceful participants of the rally.
Currently, 100 hostages from over 20 nationalities remain in captivity Gaza, including nine with British connections: Emily Damari, Eli Sharabi, Yossi Sharabi, Avinatan Or, Tsachi Idan, Shay Levinson, Keith Siegel, Ilan Weiss and Oded Lifshitz. These hostages, alongside 91 others, have endured captivity for over 424 days and they have not been visited by any international aid organizations.
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Hostage Families rally at three London embassies on World Human Rights Day in plea for intervention in releasing the 100 hostages held in Gaza, London, UK.
Hostage Families rally at three London embassies on World Human Rights Day in plea for intervention in releasing the 100 hostages held in Gaza, London, UK.
10th December 2024
Today (10th December 2024), World Human Rights Day, families and supporters of hostages held in Gaza travelled between the Turkish, Qatari and Egyptian Embassies in specially designed bus featuring images and stories of the nine British-linked hostages.
The initiative was organized by the Hostages Families Forum UK with Stop The Hate UK. Participants, dressed in symbolic attire including yellow blindfolds, carried messages of hope and determination, to share their plea for the three ambassadors to assist in facilitating an urgent deal to release all of the hostages.
None of the ambassadors agreed to meet with the families, or be photographed with the peaceful participants of the rally.
Currently, 100 hostages from over 20 nationalities remain in captivity Gaza, including nine with British connections: Emily Damari, Eli Sharabi, Yossi Sharabi, Avinatan Or, Tsachi Idan, Shay Levinson, Keith Siegel, Ilan Weiss and Oded Lifshitz. These hostages, alongside 91 others, have endured captivity for over 424 days and they have not been visited by any international aid organizations.
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