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Abbas Addresses UN, Accuses Israel of 'Genocide' and Demands Arms Embargo
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First reported by JDN · 3 hours ago
What happened
Palestinian Authority Chairman Mahmoud Abbas addressed the UN via video, accusing Israel of "genocide" in Gaza, demanding an arms embargo against Israel, and calling for the implementation of the two-state solution and the unification of Palestinian territories.
- 01Abbas accused Israel of "genocide" in Gaza at the UN.
- 02He demanded an international arms embargo against Israel.
- 03Abbas called for the implementation of the two-state solution.
- 04He referenced alleged "Jewish violence" in the West Bank.
- 05Abbas warned against construction in the E1 area.
- 06He called for the unification of Palestinian territories.
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