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Obama Criticizes Israeli Land Seizures and Over-reliance on Military Might

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Obama Criticizes Israeli Government's Handling of Palestinian Conflict

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Former U.S. President Barack Obama criticized Israel's handling of the Palestinian conflict, arguing that security cannot be based solely on military might. Speaking in Belfast, he condemned Hamas's October 7th attack but also criticized Israel's response and the expansion of settlements on Palestinian land. Obama called for a halt to violence before discussing solutions, stating that a lasting resolution requires mutual recognition and acknowledging the limits of force.

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  • Former US President Barack Obama criticized Israel's handling of the Palestinian conflict.
  • Obama stated Israel cannot build long-term security on military and technological superiority alone.
  • He acknowledged Hamas's October 7 massacre but criticized Israel's response.
  • Obama argued Israel has taken land from Palestinians and "overreached."
  • He called for a halt to violence before discussing a long-term solution.
  • Obama believes a lasting resolution requires mutual recognition of existence and limits of force.

Israel National News publishes in English. The key points are summarized above. Read Israel National News’s full report from the link at the top of the page.

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