The West is outraged over the killing of a British hostage by ISIS.

October 4, 2014 18:02

(Baonghean.vn) - On October 3rd, British Prime Minister David Cameron condemned IS for the crime of murdering British hostage Alan Henning. On his Twitter page, he called it a "brutal act of murder," showing "how inhuman these people are," and shared his condolences with Alan's wife and children.

Ảnh: Thủ tướng Anh nói chuyện với lính Anh đóng tại căn cứ Bastion ở miền Nam Afghanistan, ngày 3/10.
The British Prime Minister speaks to British soldiers stationed at the Bastion base in southern Afghanistan, on October 3rd.


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"Alan was on his way to Syria to fulfill a mission to help suffering people of all faiths. His abduction while helping others and his subsequent murder demonstrate the boundless evil and depravity of ISIS terrorists. We will do everything we can to hunt down these murderers and bring them to justice," the British Prime Minister declared.

US President Barack Obama also "strongly condemned the killing of the British hostage," stating: "We stand with the British people – our allies and friends. Together, we will do everything we can to ensure justice is served on those who killed Alan, as well as those who killed James Foley, Steven Sotloft, and David Haines. Together with our coalition and partners, we will continue to act to weaken and destroy ISIS." Earlier, his advisor, Lisa Monaco, said the authenticity of the video was being verified.

French President Francois Hollande declared in a statement released on the night of October 3rd that "This heinous crime, like previous crimes by IS, will be punished. France will continue to support the people and state of Iraq in their fight against terrorism." (Le Monde, October 4th)

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