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Gaza Situation Discussed at UN General Assembly with Speeches from Netanyahu and Abbas

During the UN General Assembly, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu rejected allegations of genocide in Gaza, describing them as false. Palestinian Prime Minister Mahmoud Abbas spoke via video, and protests occurred outside the venue. Other leaders addressed issues such as climate change, international cooperation, and the role of artificial intelligence.

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During the UN General Assembly, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu rejected allegations of genocide in Gaza, describing them as false. Palestinian Prime Minister Mahmoud Abbas spoke via video, and protests occurred outside the venue. Other leaders addressed issues such as climate change, international cooperation, and the role of artificial intelligence.

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UNGA: Gaza dominates agenda as Abbas, Netanyahu speak

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Gaza Situation Discussed at UN General Assembly with Speeches from Netanyahu and Abbas