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Global Intellectuals Denounce Gaza Genocide Claims as 'Blood Libel'
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First reported by Mignews · 16 hours ago
What happened
Over six thousand global figures signed an open letter denouncing accusations of genocide against Israel in Gaza as a "blood libel" used to incite antisemitism. The signatories, including academics, politicians, and artists, argued that Hamas, not Israel, intended genocide and that the claims against Israel distort reality.
- 01Thousands of global figures rejected Gaza genocide claims as a 'blood libel'.
- 02Signatories warned accusations incite antisemitism and target Israel.
- 03The letter cited Hamas's intent to commit genocide.
- 04Authors highlighted Israel's combat conditions and civilian warnings.
- 05The definition of genocide was allegedly altered to target Israel.
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