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Jordan's King Abdullah II Accuses Israel of Trying to Displace Palestinians at UN
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First reported by Abu Ali Express · 3 hours ago
What happened
Jordan's King Abdullah II addressed the UN General Assembly, accusing Israel of trying to prevent a Palestinian state through actions in Gaza and Judea and Samaria. Turkish President Erdogan also criticized the UN and urged increased international pressure on Israel.
- 01King Abdullah II accused Israel of trying to prevent a Palestinian state.
- 02He cited destruction in Gaza and annexation in Judea and Samaria.
- 03The King called attacks on Palestinians part of a policy to displace them.
- 04He criticized the international community for managing the conflict.
- 05President Erdogan also criticized the UN and called for pressure on Israel.
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