Two abducted journalists freed in Gaza: officials - World - News Brief

On Aug. 14, Fox correspondent Steve Centanni and cameraman Olaf Wiig were snatched by unknown gunmen near Palestinian security services headquarter in Gaza City when a truck intercepted them and forced them out of their vehicle.

A previously unknown group claimed on Wednesday responsibility for the abduction, demanding that the United States release Muslim prisoners held in U.S. jails within 72 hours.

Earlier in the day, the two journalists said in a videotape that the kidnappers would not kill them after they converted to Islam.

Editor: Yan

By: Source: China View website

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