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The Jerusalem PostSecurity

Israel's UN Envoy Calls Iranian Representative a Coward in Heated Exchange

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Israel's UN Ambassador Danny Danon called Iran's UN representative a "coward" during a heated confrontation, accusing Tehran of funding terrorism and threatening global security. Danon warned of consequences for Iran's actions, including its nuclear program and alleged murders of its own citizens. He stated that Israel is regaining deterrence and expressed hope for the Iranian people to overthrow their regime. The exchange took place amid Iran's efforts to block an Israeli-led UN resolution.

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  • Israel's UN Ambassador Danny Danon called Iran's UN representative a "coward" in a heated exchange.
  • Danon accused Iran of funding terrorism, pursuing nuclear weapons, and threatening Europe.
  • He warned that Iran would face consequences for its actions and is regaining deterrence.
  • Danon expressed hope that the Iranian people would soon reclaim their country.
  • The confrontation occurred during Iran's attempt to block an Israeli UN resolution.

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