Families of Hamas hostages thank world leaders for demanding the release of their loved ones

Families of some of the 133 hostages still held by Hamas in the Gaza Strip, gathered in Tel Aviv on Thursday to thank the leaders of 18 nations for their joint statement demanding the immediate release of their loved ones. Carrying flags, the relatives of Americans, German, French, British, Argentinians, Canadians and others, insisted that the hostage case become an "international humanitarian crisis," involving people from 23 different countries and urged other world leaders to join the call for the release of all them.