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Hostages killed by Israel forces waved white flag - Vimarsana News

Hostages killed by Israel forces waved white flag

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vowed Saturday to keep up the military pressure on Hamas, despite anguished appeals from relatives of hostages held in Gaza for a return to negotiations after friendly fire killed three captives. The Israeli army revealed earlier that the three hostages were carrying a white flag and cried for help in Hebrew, when they were mistakenly fired on by Israeli troops.

Al Jazeera cameraman dies after Israeli attack in southern Gaza, network says - Vimarsana News

Al Jazeera cameraman dies after Israeli attack in southern Gaza, network says

An Al Jazeera journalist has died after being badly injured during an Israeli attack in southern Gaza and then forced to wait five hours for medical attention, the network said on Friday.

Source: yahoo.com
Crowds in Syria await prisoners freed in mass amnesty - Vimarsana News

Crowds in Syria await prisoners freed in mass amnesty

Families of prisoners held for years in Syrian jails gathered Wednesday, hoping their loved ones were among the “hundreds” the government said had been

Hundreds Gathering in Damascus Await Prisoners Freed in Amnesty - Vimarsana News

Hundreds Gathering in Damascus Await Prisoners Freed in Amnesty

Middle-East Arab News and Opinion - Asharq Al-Awsat is the world’s premier pan-Arab daily newspaper, printed simultaneously each day on four continents in 14 cities

Source: aawsat.com
Crowds in Syria await prisoners freed in amnesty - Vimarsana News

Crowds in Syria await prisoners freed in amnesty

Families of prisoners held for years in Syrian jails gathered Wednesday, hoping their loved ones were among the "hundreds" the government said had been released in a mass amnesty.