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

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The Jerusalem PostPolitics

Obama Says Israel Took Land, Ceded Moral Ground

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Former US president Barack Obama stated in Belfast that Israel "took land off people and they were excessive" in its historical treatment of Palestinians. He also said that Israel has "ceded moral ground" if its security depends on taking what it wants without concessions. Obama acknowledged the need for a "genuine cessation" of hostilities following the October 7 massacre and urged both sides to find ethical ways to coexist, suggesting nonviolent strategies for Palestinians.

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  • Former US president Barack Obama stated Israel "took land off people and they were excessive."
  • Obama said Israel has "ceded moral ground" if its security relies on taking what it wants.
  • He called for a "genuine cessation" of hostilities following the October 7 massacre.
  • Obama urged Israelis to find ethical ways for future generations to coexist.
  • He suggested Palestinians adopt "nonviolent strategies" for change.

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