
North Korea's official media organ, Minju Choson newspaper, covered Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu's reception with protests at the UN on its pages.
North Korean official newspaper Minju Choson covered the protests against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at the UN General Assembly in New York, USA.
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Protests during Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's participation and speech at the UN General Assembly in New York.
Minju Choson newspaper, the official publication of the North Korean government, brought to the agenda the protests against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu during the United Nations (UN) General Assembly held in New York, USA.
The news titled "The murderous monster of the Middle East was disgraced on the UN stage" stated that "Netanyahu, the murderous monster who turned the Middle East into a bloodbath, was badly disgraced at the UN General Assembly meeting recently. When Netanyahu went to the podium to give a speech, dozens of representatives left the hall in protest. On the other hand, hundreds of demonstrators gathered outside the UN Headquarters protested Netanyahu's participation in the General Assembly and expressed their support for the Palestinians."

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