Obama comments on Israel-Palestine conflict in Belfast
Summary
Former US President Barack Obama said in Belfast, where he received an honorary doctorate from Queen's University, that it is undeniable Israel took Palestinians' land and went too far, while describing Hamas's October 7 attack as unlikely to bring real change. Zenit.ba, citing the Irish magazine Hotpress, reports Obama called the conflict a kind of madness during a talk on his tour.
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Extract from the source
Upitan o sukobu Izraela i Palestine, Obama je podsjetio na historiju oba naroda. "Činjenica je da je jevrejski narod milenijima bio ugnjetavan, diskriminiran i ubijan.
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Locations
- Belfast · City / settlement
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Places mentioned in the report
Manchester, the United States and Glasgow are mentioned in connection with Obama's speaking tour, but the statement on Israel and Palestine was made in Belfast, while Israel is mentioned as the subject of the remarks, not the location of the event.
Sources (2)
- 05:23 PMKlix.baOpen the original
- 05:27 PMZenit.baOpen the original
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