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Netanyahu Addresses U.N. General Assembly, Dismisses Genocide Allegations in Gaza
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addressed the U.N. General Assembly, rejecting allegations of genocide in Gaza and criticizing delegates who walked out during his speech. In Ukraine, at least eight people were killed in Russian attacks, while Tropical Storm Nolo threatens Hawaii. Texas election officials are working to resolve a backlog of voter registrations, and mortgage rates have risen above 7 percent.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addressed the U.N. General Assembly, rejecting allegations of genocide in Gaza and criticizing delegates who walked out during his speech. In Ukraine, at least eight people were killed in Russian attacks, while Tropical Storm Nolo threatens Hawaii. Texas election officials are working to resolve a backlog of voter registrations, and mortgage rates have risen above 7 percent.
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