UN adds Israel to sexual violence blacklist, envoy says
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Israel furious over inclusion on UN sexual violence list The United Nations has added Israel to its list of parties accused of sexual violence in conflict zones, Israeli Ambassador to the UN Danny Danon said on Thursday, denouncing the move as a political…
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Israel furious over inclusion on UN sexual violence list The United Nations has added Israel to its list of parties accused of sexual violence in conflict zones, Israeli Ambassador to the UN Danny Danon said on Thursday, denouncing the move as a political…
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