
In his speech to the UN General Assembly, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu condemned Israeli settlers who attack Palestinian communities in the occupied West Bank, calling them 'a handful of young thugs' and saying he will not tolerate acts of private justice.
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Netanyahu spoke at the United Nations General Assembly, condemning attacks by Israeli settlers against Palestinian communities in the occupied West Bank, calling them acts of private justice that cannot be tolerated.
In his speech to the UN General Assembly, Benjamin Netanyahu described Israeli settlers targeting Palestinian communities in the occupied West Bank as "a handful of young thugs".
“The media focuses on a handful of young delinquents, around 150 people, who go to throw stones or cut down olive trees,” Netanyahu said. "I can't tolerate it.
I will not tolerate acts of private justice," he added.
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The Israeli government may announce new crackdowns against violent settlers in the coming weeks.
Possible · Within weeks

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