Hope Amid Heartache: SWC Responds to Release of First Hostages
The Simon Wiesenthal Center stands in solidarity with Israel and the Jewish people around the world upon the release of the firstthree hostages from...
The Simon Wiesenthal Center stands in solidarity with Israel and the Jewish people around the world upon the release of the firstthree hostages from the 94 being held by Hamas. We shed tears of joy for those freed, while our hearts remain heavy with anguish for those still held who continue to endure unimaginablesuffering and those who did not live to see this day.
Hamas’ heinous and inhumane actions, initiated with the barbaric assault on October 7, 2023, persist as a stain on humanity,overshadowing even this initial deal with the specter of ongoing brutality. The Simon Wiesenthal Center emphasizes that critical to long-lasting peace is the removal of the terrorist group Hamasin Gaza, whose ultimate goal is the destruction of the Jewish State. We remain resolute in our pursuit of justice and our unyielding demand for the safe return of every hostage. May their freedomcome swiftly, and may peace and security be restored to all.
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The Simon Wiesenthal Center is an international Jewish human rights organization. It holds consultative status atthe United Nations, UNESCO, the OSCE, the Council of Europe, the OAS, and the Latin American Parliament (PARLATINO).
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