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Former UK Foreign Secretary David Cameron Meets Released Israeli Hostage Eli Sharabi

London, UK – The UK's former Foreign Secretary David Cameron has expressed that he felt it was a profound privilege to recently meet with released Israeli hostage Eli Sharabi and his family.

Following the emotional encounter, Lord Cameron issued a powerful statement highlighting Mr. Sharabi's resilience after enduring over nearly 500 days in captivity in Gaza.

"His courage bravery in the face of unimaginable horror is impossible to put adequately into words", Lord Cameron stated. "Yet his commitment to share his powerful story with others in order to find a long lasting peace is testament to his character the inner strength that no doubt helped him survive over 490 brutal days in appalling captivity".



Mr. Sharabi was among the hundreds taken captive during the Hamas attacks on Israel on October 7th. He was released as part of a hostage exchange agreement. His brother, Yossi Sharabi, was reportedly killed while in captivity.



Lord Cameron's meeting with the Sharabi family underscores the ongoing international focus on the plight of the hostages and the deep impact of the conflict on individuals and families.

The former Foreign Secretary concluded his statement with a poignant reminder of those who remain captive: "Let us not forget those still held", he urged.



The UK government continues to call for the immediate release of all remaining hostages held by Hamas and other groups in Gaza, emphasising the urgent need for their safe return to their families. They reiterate their condemnation of the hostage-taking, highlighting the immense suffering and trauma inflicted upon the hostages and their loved ones. The UK government pledges to continue working with international partners to exert pressure on Hamas and facilitate the release of all those being held against their will.

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