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Netanyahu calls UN walkout leaders moral cowards, Icelandic minister responds

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu labeled the diplomats who left his UN speech "moral cowards", and Iceland’s foreign minister publicly replied to the comment.

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  1. Iceland’s foreign minister responded to Netanyahu after he called diplomats who walked out of his UN address “moral cowards”.

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    Al Jazeera English
    “Iceland’s FM hit back at Netanyahu after he called diplomats who walked out of his UN address ‘moral cowards’”
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  2. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called the leaders who walked out "moral cowards".

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    Noticiário Antena 15h Cerca de 650 bombeiros combatem fogos de Odemira e Resende
    “Benjamin Netanyahu chamou -lhes cobardes morais e voltou a negar um genocídio em Gaza.”

    Machine translation: Benjamin Netanyahu called them moral cowards and again denied a genocide in Gaza

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    The Times of Israel Daily BriefingThe PM's speech: Fiery rhetoric, inside and outside the UN
    “Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called them moral cowards.”
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