A/HRC/34/5 including those belonging to the moderate opposition that started the nonviolent protest against the Government (Netherlands); 110.22 Immediately free unconditionally all persons arbitrarily detained by the Syrian authorities, as a priority women, children and older persons (France); 110.23 Release the thousands of Syrians unlawfully detained, especially women and children (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 110.24 Cease egregious abuses against prisoners, allow for the immediate, unfettered access to medical services for all detainees and release Syrians who have been arbitrarily imprisoned and held without trial (United States of America); 110.25 Stop collaborating with Daesh, the Nusrah Front and other terrorist organizations (Turkey); 110.26 Investigate the torture and death of 18,000 detainees in its prisons since March 2011, and publish a clear report on the subject (Israel); 110.27 Investigate the numerous cases of aerial bombardments (Israel); 110.28 Adopt measures against those responsible for the use of chemical weapons and hold them accountable (Israel). 111. The recommendations listed in paragraphs 110.1-110.25 did not enjoy the support of the Syrian Arab Republic as it considers that they were presented by Governments of Member States that are parties in the war against the Syrian Arab Republic or adopt extreme hostile positions against the Syrian Arab Republic. 112. The Syrian Arab Republic considered that the recommendations in paragraphs 110.26-110.28 could not be accepted because the Syrian Arab Republic does not recognize Israel and considers that they were submitted by an occupying power to part of the Syrian territory. 113. All conclusions and/or recommendations contained in the present report reflect the position of the submitting State(s) and/or the State under review. They should not be construed as endorsed by the Working Group as a whole. 27