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World leaders condemn videos of emaciated Israeli hostages in Gaza as Red Cross calls for access
Western leaders have condemned videos of emaciated Israeli hostages filmed by their captors in Gaza, with the Red Cross calling for access to all remaining in captivity. UK Foreign Secretary David Lammy said "images of hostages being paraded for propaganda are sickening" and they must be released "unconditionally".
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Israel called for the meeting to debate the plight of captives still held by Hamas. The discussion will take place as the ...
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