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/ Israeli Prime Minister Israel after controversy over anti-Semitism”>Benjamin Netanyahu saw, on Thursday, that what was presented to the United Nations Court of Justice was “hypocrisy and lies,” considering that South Africa’s accusation that Tel Aviv committed genocide in Gaza could only happen “in A world turned upside down,” he said.
Netanyahu said, “We are fighting terrorists and we are fighting lies… Today we saw a world turned upside down. Israel is accused of committing genocide while fighting genocide.”
He added, “Israel is fighting murderous terrorists who committed crimes against humanity… They slaughtered, raped, burned, dismembered, and beheaded children, women, the elderly, young men, and women.”
Netanyahu considered that “the screams of South Africa’s hypocrisy reach the sky (…) Where was South Africa when millions of people were killed or displaced from their homes in Syria and Yemen, by whom? At the hands of Hamas partners,” stressing that Israel will reserve the right to defend itself. itself until it achieves “complete victory.”
Earlier today, South Africa accused Israel, before the International Court of Justice, of violating the Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide, considering that the attack launched by Hamas on October 7 cannot justify what it is committing in the Gaza Strip.