
AI-generated summary
The ongoing conflict between Israel and Palestine in Gaza caused intense debate in the international community and was brought to the agenda at the UN General Assembly.
While Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was giving a speech at the 81st United Nations (UN) General Assembly in New York, USA, representatives of many countries protested and left the hall.
REACTIONS ON SOCIAL MEDIA
Social media users shared many posts using the hashtag "#NetanyahuCenturysMurderer" to draw attention to the developments in Gaza. The humanitarian situation in Gaza and Israel's attacks on Gaza came to the fore in users' posts. The label, which received intense interaction in a short time, became one of the prominent topics on the world agenda as well as in Turkey.
The posts also included the calls made by President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan at the UN General Assembly regarding Gaza and Palestine. Users shared sections of Erdoğan's speeches and his messages about Palestine with the hashtag in question.
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AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Foreign intervention and diplomatic solution attempts in the Gaza conflict will increase.
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