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Netanyahu Rejects Claims of Land Theft, Cites Jewish Historical Connection

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The Jerusalem PostPolitics

Netanyahu Rejects Obama's Claims of Stolen Land

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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu responded to former US President Barack Obama's accusations that Israel stole Palestinian land. Netanyahu stated in a video that the Jewish people are not foreign occupiers and that the land is their homeland. Obama had made the comments earlier in the week during a visit to Northern Ireland, accusing Israel of taking land and being excessive.

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  • Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu rejected former US President Barack Obama's accusations of stolen land.
  • Netanyahu stated in a video that the Jewish people are not foreign occupiers in their homeland.
  • Obama accused Israel of taking land and being excessive in its treatment of Palestinians.
  • The former US president made his comments during a visit to Belfast, Northern Ireland.
  • Netanyahu declared, "This is our homeland."

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