Iran and Turkey Protest October 7 Mention at Interfaith Summit in Astana
Summarized from Israel National News by baba
Iranian and Turkish delegates protested at an interfaith conference in Astana, Kazakhstan, after an Israeli representative mentioned the October 7th Massacre. The conference continued as planned with religious and government officials from various countries. The two-day event focused on global challenges and concluded with a call for interfaith cooperation.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Iranian and Turkish delegates protested an Israeli mention of the October 7th Massacre at an Astana interfaith conference.
- The protest occurred during a speech by David Antebi, representing Sephardic Chief Rabbi David Yosef.
- The interfaith conference in Astana, Kazakhstan, continued despite the disruption.
- The event included religious leaders and Kazakh officials, discussing global issues.
- The conference concluded by emphasizing the need for continued interfaith dialogue and cooperation.
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