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The Jerusalem PostSecurity

Israel Slams UN Report Accusing It of Genocide as Propaganda

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Israel's Foreign Affairs Ministry has denounced a UN commission report accusing the country of genocide and war crimes in the West Bank and Gaza as propaganda. The report, released Monday, highlights a sharp increase in Palestinian deaths since 2022, including a surge in airstrikes after October 2023. It also alleges sexual violence against detainees and cites controversial statements by Israeli officials. The report further accuses the Palestinian Authority of suppressing dissent and human rights abuses.

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  • Israel's Foreign Ministry called a UN report accusing it of genocide "propaganda detached from reality."
  • The UN report alleges Israel is committing "genocidal acts" with intent to destroy Palestinians.
  • Palestinian deaths in the West Bank have risen sharply since 2022, with airstrikes increasing post-October 2023.
  • The report details alleged sexual violence against Palestinian detainees, calling them crimes against humanity.
  • The UN commission also accused the Palestinian Authority of suppressing dissent and human rights abuses.
Israel Slams UN Report Accusing It of Genocide as Propaganda
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