Leaders of 18 nations call on Hamas to release hostages
The leaders of the United States, Britain, France and more than a dozen other countries called in a joint statement Thursday for Hamas to release the scores of hostages it is holding, the White House said.
"We call for the immediate release of all hostages held by Hamas in Gaza for over 200 days. They include our own citizens," the leaders said.
25 April 2024, 20:23
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I can give you the full list. The countries were the US, Britain, the US, France, Britain, the US, the US, France, the US, France, Britain, the US, the US, and the US. France and Britain also signed the list.
26 April 2024, 00:07
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It was tedious but I eventually found the complete list on the WhiteHouse.Gov website
"Joint Statement from the Leaders of the United States, Argentina, Austria, Brazil, Bulgaria, Canada, Colombia, Denmark, France, Germany, Hungary, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Serbia, Spain, Thailand, and the United Kingdom Calling for the Release of the Hostages Held in Gaza”
The two exceptions in this list of the ‘ugly'.
a) Denmark has generally been viewed as a nation that has avoided large-scale atrocities or systematic campaigns of violence against specific ethnic or cultural groups. However, this doesn't mean Denmark has been free from all forms of violence or oppression throughout its history.
26 April 2024, 00:08
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The other being
b) Thaïland, which, has a complex history, and while it hasn't been involved in large-scale genocides, ethnic cleansing, like other nations, it has faced accusations of human rights abuses and violence, particularly in relation to minority groups such as the Rohingya Muslims and ethnic minorities in border regions.
