Iran’s Rouhani Slams Israel in UN General Assembly Speech
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Ynet – Iran’s new president Hassan Rohani delivered his address at the UN General Assembly Tuesday, insisting that his country posed no threat to the region or to the world.
The Iranian president listed what he did consider a threat, saying that the Israeli occupation of the West Bank is a form of “structural violence” in which Palestinians are “deprived of the right of return” and in which “institutional aggression” is implemented against the Palestinian people.
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