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Israel President Herzog Urges Immediate Release of Hostages in Meeting with US Secretary of State

President Isaac Herzog of Israel met with US Secretary of State Antony Blinken in Jerusalem. Herzog expressed gratitude for US support during the conflict with Hamas and emphasized the urgent need for the release of hostages held by the group.

He condemned Hamas's actions and reaffirmed Israel's commitment to humanitarian aid and international law. Secretary Blinken echoed concerns for the hostages and emphasized the importance of protecting civilians. Both discussed efforts to resume hostage releases and potential for regional normalization, with Blinken highlighting positive developments in his regional visits.

The meeting underscores ongoing cooperation between Israel and the US amid regional challenges.

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