Abbas condemns Israeli military attacks at UN General Assembly
Most outlets reported that Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas addressed the UN General Assembly via a pre-recorded video, condemning ongoing Israeli military attacks. The Nation framed his remarks as accusing Israel of conducting a "genocidal war" and "trying to force Palestinians out," while Associated Press of Pakistan focused on Abbas’s criticism of the continuation of Israeli assaults and the failure of the Gaza peace plan.
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At UN, Abbas says Israel trying to force Palestinians out with genocidal war, settler terrorism
UNITED NATIONS - Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas addressed the UN General Assembly via a pre-recorded video address, condemning the ongoing Israeli military attacks and declaring that the Palestinian people are facing “one of the most dangerous periods in their history.
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Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas slams continuing Israeli assaults, failure of Gaza peace plan
Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas addressed the UN General Assembly via a pre-recorded video address, condemning the ongoing Israeli military attacks and declaring that the Palestinian people are facing "one of the most dangerous periods in their history."
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