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Global Leaders Reject Gaza Genocide Accusations in Open Letter
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By Daniel Adelson, New York
First reported by The Times of Israel · 3 hours ago
What happened
More than 5,000 global leaders, academics, and entertainers have signed an open letter rejecting claims that Israel is committing genocide in Gaza. Notable signatories include Boris Johnson and Irwin Cotler.
- 01Over 5,000 global figures signed a letter rejecting genocide accusations against Israel.
- 02Signatories include leaders, academics, legal experts, and entertainers.
- 03Former UK PM Boris Johnson and ex-Canadian Justice Minister Irwin Cotler are among them.
- 04Actress Mayim Bialik and historian Benny Morris also signed the letter.
- 05The letter counters claims of genocide in the Gaza Strip.
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