American Hostage Held by Al-Qaida Reaches Out to Netanyahu
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JPost/Reuters – A US aid worker held by al-Qaida in Pakistan for more than a year has appealed to Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu to help meet the demands of his captors and secure his release, a group that monitors Islamist websites said on Wednesday.
Hostage Warren Weinstein said US President Barack Obama had shown no interest in his case and had failed to respond or accept al-Qaida’s demands, the SITE monitoring service said.
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