'There are a number of hostages that have lost their lives'
[France24 Middle-East] - 01/27/2025
There are a number of hostages that have lost their lives, noted Mark Owen, FRANCE 24's correspondent in Jerusalem. Other hostages are coming though alive and well, he added. The Israeli government revealed in a news conference various aspects of psychological torture that some of the (…)
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[Channel NewsAsia] - 28/01/2025
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