Netanyahu slams global leaders for criticizing violent settlers
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The Israeli Prime Minister assured him that he had prevented Iran, together with the United States, from developing nuclear weapons "to destroy Israel and to threaten the whole world".
United Nations/Jerusalem, Sep 24 (EFE).- Israel's Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, this Thursday rested on the violence of Israeli settlers against the Palestinians of Cisjodania before the UN General Assembly, claiming that they are only "a handful of young criminals." "What a distortion! It is an obsession! I hear about this here. [...] Netanyahu's entry reduces settler violence before the UN: They are a handful of young criminals first pub…
In his address to the UN General Assembly, Benjamin Netanyahu described Israeli settlers as "a handful of young thugs" targeting Palestinian communities in the occupied West Bank. (ANSA)
The Israeli Prime Minister, Benyamin Netanyahu, launched in a difficult campaign for his re-election, gave himself on Thursday to a petition against Israel's many detractors, as violence against Palestinians in the occupied West Bank multiplied.
In his address to the UN, Netanyahu attacked the young settlers, quoted figures on the attacks of October 7 and caused the abandonment of the hall by many delegations. Read more Protests at the UN room: graduates abandon Netanyahu's intervention on News.it.
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