Hamas denounces Netanyahu’s speech as ‘rife with lies’
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- Hamas rejected Benjamin Netanyahu’s UN speech as “rife with lies,” disputing his denial of genocide allegations in the Gaza Strip.
- The group said Netanyahu’s statements on Palestinians in the occupied West Bank contradicted UN reports and warned of further settler violence.
Hamas has condemned ‘Israeli’ Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s address to the United Nations General Assembly, describing it as “rife with lies” and rejecting his denial of genocide allegations in the Gaza Strip.
In a statement, Hamas said Netanyahu’s denial of what it called “systematic genocide” was contradicted by reports issued by the United Nations.
Hamas also accused Netanyahu of denying the existence and rights of Palestinians in the occupied West Bank while seeking to legitimize settler violence against Palestinians.
The group warned of what it described as “terrorist and criminal schemes” targeting Palestinians in the occupied West Bank, calling for international action to protect Palestinians.
During his UN address, Netanyahu rejected allegations that ‘Israel’ was committing genocide in the Gaza Strip. He also dismissed reports and accusations concerning settler violence against Palestinians in the occupied West Bank.
The exchange comes amid continued international scrutiny of the humanitarian situation in Gaza and rising tensions in the occupied West Bank.
