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Knesset Speaker Ohana Condemns 'Abhorrent Lie' of Genocide Accusations at European Council

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Knesset Speaker Ohana Denounces Genocide Accusations Against Israel as 'Despicable Lie'

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Knesset Speaker Amir Ohana called genocide accusations against Israel a "despicable lie" while addressing European leaders at the Council of Europe. He contrasted the deliberate targeting of civilians by Hamas on October 7 with the concept of collateral damage and invoked the Holocaust to define real genocide. Ohana urged world leaders to stand with Israel in what he described as a global confrontation between civilization and extremism.

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  • Knesset Speaker Amir Ohana called genocide accusations against Israel a 'despicable lie.'
  • Ohana stated Israel is fighting against genocide, not committing it.
  • He contrasted Hamas's deliberate targeting of civilians on October 7 with collateral damage.
  • Ohana criticized world leaders for hypocrisy and supporting false propaganda.
  • He invoked the Holocaust, illustrated by a book with 'Jew' printed six million times, as real genocide.
  • Ohana urged European leaders to stand with Israel in a global confrontation.
Knesset Speaker Ohana Denounces Genocide Accusations Against Israel as 'Despicable Lie'
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