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0404Politics

Israeli Delegation Walks Out of UN Assembly During Erdogan's Speech

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The Israeli delegation staged a walkout from the UN General Assembly in New York during Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's speech. The delegation protested Erdogan's strong criticism of Israel regarding the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

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  • Israeli delegation walked out of UN assembly.
  • Protest occurred during Turkish President Erdogan's speech.
  • Erdogan criticized Israel's actions in his address.
  • The walkout signals diplomatic tensions between the countries.
Israeli Delegation Walks Out of UN Assembly During Erdogan's Speech
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The Israeli delegation demonstratively walked out of the UN General Assembly hall in New York on Thursday as Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan began his speech. The walkout occurred immediately after Erdogan launched into a tirade against Israel during his address.

Erdogan's speech focused heavily on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, reiterating his strong criticism of Israel's actions. The Turkish president has consistently been a vocal critic of Israel, particularly regarding its policies in the Palestinian territories.

The Israeli delegation's departure was a clear signal of protest against Erdogan's remarks, which they deemed unacceptable. This action highlights the ongoing diplomatic tensions between Turkey and Israel, particularly concerning the Palestinian issue.

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