Kidnapping of Alan Johnston
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The <entity_0>, a British journalist for the BBC, by the Palestinian Army of Islam in <entity_4> took place on <entity_1>, following which Johnston was held in captivity for 114 days. 26 March marked the fact that his <entity_2> was now the longest-ever of a foreigner in <entity_4> since abductions began happening in the <entity_3>, which led to renewed calls for his release. Thompson also said that "Alan had been looking forward to returning to his staff post in London in the BBC World Service newsroom" because "<entity_4> become an increasingly difficult and chaotic place for journalists to operate in safely", seemingly dispelling rumours that he had staged his own <entity_2> because he did not want to be transferred. Steve Centanni, who was held hostage for two weeks in <entity_4> in 2006, said that his thoughts were with Johnston, and ten top representatives of Europe's Muslims condemned the <entity_2> and called for his release.
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