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Netanyahu Defends Military Actions in UN Speech Amid Protests
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu defended his country's military actions during a speech at the UN General Assembly, which was interrupted by protests. Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas criticized Israeli policies in a recorded message, claiming they threaten Palestinian existence. Netanyahu's remarks targeted various nations and leaders, and he expressed gratitude to US President Trump for military support. Protests against his visit led to several arrests, including notable figures.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu defended his country's military actions during a speech at the UN General Assembly, which was interrupted by protests. Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas criticized Israeli policies in a recorded message, claiming they threaten Palestinian existence. Netanyahu's remarks targeted various nations and leaders, and he expressed gratitude to US President Trump for military support. Protests against his visit led to several arrests, including notable figures.
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