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Knesset Speaker Ohana Condemns 'Abhorrent Lie' of Genocide Accusations at European Council
Knesset Speaker Amir Ohana strongly criticized European accusations of genocide against Israel during a Council of Europe meeting in Rome. He presented a book containing the word "Jew" six million times to illustrate the scale of the Holocaust and stated that Israel is not committing genocide.
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What happened
- 01Knesset Speaker Amir Ohana rejected genocide accusations against Israel at a European Council meeting in Rome.
- 02Ohana stated that Israel is not committing genocide and condemned the "abhorrent lie" during his speech.
- 03He presented a book with "Jew" printed six million times to illustrate the scale of the Holocaust.
- 04Ohana called the current conflict a global confrontation between civilization and extremism.
- 05He urged European leaders to stand on the "right side of history" with Israel.
Ohana urged European leaders to stand with Israel against extremism and fundamentalism, framing the conflict as a global battle for freedom and democracy.
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Knesset Speaker Ohana Condemns 'Abhorrent Lie' of Genocide Accusations at European Council
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