During a speech at the United Nations, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addressed the issue of violence in the occupied West Bank, attributing it to 'juvenile delinquents.' He downplayed the incidents of settler violence in the region.
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Netanyahu addresses violence in occupied West Bank during UN speech
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, in a speech at the United Nations, discussed violence in the occupied West Bank, attributing it to 'juvenile delinquents' and downplaying settler violence. The remarks were made on September 24, 2026.
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Netanyahu addresses violence in occupied West Bank during UN speech