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Netanyahu called the mayor of New York an anti‑Semite during his UN speech

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  1. Netanyahu called the mayor of New York an anti‑Semite during his UN speech.

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    What the source said
    The Times of Israel Daily BriefingThe PM's speech: Fiery rhetoric, inside and outside the UN
    “the prime minister called the mayor of New York an anti -Semite.”
    Listen from 5:35
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  2. Netanyahu singled out activist Mamdani and called him an anti‑Semite during his speech.

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    What the source said
    The Times of Israel Daily BriefingThe PM's speech: Fiery rhetoric, inside and outside the UN
    “during the fiery speech, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu did single out Mamdani and call him an anti -Semite.”
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