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US, along with 17 other countries, issues joint statement calling on Hamas to release hostages

World leaders demand the release of hostages held by Hamas in Gaza for over 200 days, including their own citizens.
A deal rejected by Hamas for hostage release could lead to an immediate and prolonged ceasefire in Gaza, aiding in humanitarian aid delivery, as emphasized by leaders.
Gazans could return to their homes with preparations for shelter and humanitarian aid, according to the leaders' statement.

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The Guardian

Israeli hostage families renew pressure on Netanyahu for ceasefire talks

Hamas video of hostage prompts protests, as Israeli authorities prepare for ground assault on RafahMiddle East crisis – live updatesThe families of Israeli hostages held in Gaza have put renewed pressure on Benjamin Netanyahu to restart negotiations for a temporary ceasefire in exchange for the release of their loved ones, as Israeli authorities said they were making progress in preparations for a ground assault on Rafah.After the release by Ham…

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The Independent

Biden and 17 leaders call for ‘immediate release’ of Hamas hostages

President Joe Biden and a group of 17 other heads of state and government whose citizens are being held hostages by Hamas will call for their “immediate release” and urge the militant group to accept a deal that has been pending for some time now.

9 days ago·London, United Kingdom

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Reuters

12 European countries sign letter calling for Hamas to release hostages

9 days ago·United Kingdom

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NDTV

Leaders Of 18 Nations Call On Hamas To Release Hostages

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9 days ago·New Delhi, India

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The Hill

Biden and 17 other world leaders issue call for Hamas to release remaining hostages in Gaza

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9 days ago·Washington, United States

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WION

US, along with 17 other countries, issues joint statement calling on Hamas to release hostages

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9 days ago·Noida, India

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