86 Nobel Prize winners signed a petition about immediate release abducted children, addressing the UN today along with the Israeli and American ambassadors in call on world leaders to act immediately.

A call presented on Saturday afternoon by Professor Daniel Kahneman at representation of Nobel Prize laureatesand Alana Zeichik and Liam Lindsay, relatives of abducted 3-year-old twins Emma and Julie and 5-year-old Amelia, and as the families of the abducted children looked on: calls for the immediate release of children abducted in Gaza.

This petition has support from 86 leading scientists and thinkers of the worldincluding Nobel laureates such as Shirin Ebadi, Nobel Peace Prize 2003; Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, Nobel Peace Prize laureate 2011; Daniel Kahneman, Nobel Prize winner in economics 2002; Aaron Ciechanover, winner of the 2004 Nobel Prize in Chemistry; Patrick Modiano, winner of the 2014 Nobel Prize in Literature; José Ramos-Horta, 1996 Nobel Peace Prize winner; Olga Tokarczuk, winner of the 2018 Nobel Prize in Literature and others.

Winners express a touching message: “Throughout human history, wars have happened, but Humanity has always drawn a line between military action and war crimes. No war should ever endure mass atrocities. No war normalizes acts of rape and torture. War will never allow innocent little children to be captured in the midst of hellish confinement.”

In addition to their voice, they highlight that “During the attack, Hamas kidnapped hundreds of Israeli soldiers and civilians, including children ranging in age from 6 months to 18 years. Children should never be considered pawns in a theater of war.”

Nobel Prize laureates claim that “the soul of a child is different from the soul of an adult. It is our duty to protect the innocent and protect the vulnerable. Our duty is to save our children. “The sad images and words we witness today evoke memories of darker times, times that we, as humanity as a collective, hoped to leave behind.”

Signatories of the petition announce definitely that the abduction and imprisonment of children is a war crime and deep moral injustice against humanity as a whole. His message ends with a loud demand: “Let the children go.”

Israeli Ambassador to the UN Gilad Erdan: “After the barbaric massacre carried out by Hamas, which tragically claimed the lives of children, women and the elderly, the UN appears to have moved away from its core mission of preventing and combating horrors and war crimes. “The United Nations has apparently lost sight of suffering of Israeli citizens, including the abduction of innocent children and infants. This represents the United Nations’ last opportunity to demonstrate its relevance and humanity. I implore the Secretary-General to recognize the deep importance of the lives of abducted children, to the extent that their well-being resonates deeply in his soul, and that he is unwavering in his commitment to prioritizing innocent children abducted by terrorists before helping those in Gaza who support the barbaric terrorist violence. a passionate moral compass, and I sincerely implore you to heed his message with all your heart.”