Israeli Knesset Speaker Calls Gaza Genocide Claims 'Despicable Lie' to European Leaders
Summarized from All Israel News by baba
Israeli Knesset Speaker Amir Ohana called accusations of genocide against Israel in Gaza a "despicable lie" during a speech to European parliamentary leaders in Rome. He presented a book commemorating Holocaust victims and urged leaders to stand for freedom, criticizing those spreading "false propaganda." Ohana warned of a global clash of civilizations fueled by rising anti-Jewish sentiment following the October 7th Hamas attack. His speech was well-received, with the president of the Council of Europe's Parliamentary Assembly thanking him in Hebrew.
The story in 6 lines · by baba
- Knesset Speaker Amir Ohana denounced Gaza genocide accusations as a "despicable lie" to European leaders.
- Ohana presented a book commemorating six million Holocaust victims during his speech in Rome.
- He accused world leaders of spreading false propaganda for political gain.
- The speech occurred at a conference of Council of Europe parliamentary leaders.
- Ohana warned of a global clash of civilizations due to rising anti-Jewish sentiment.
- His remarks were met with applause and a thank you in Hebrew from a European official.
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