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Netanyahu displaying a copy of Hitler’s Mein Kampf in Arabic found in Gaza. Photo: screenshot
i24 News – In an address to the nation on Saturday, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu charged that South Africa took Israel to the Hague “at the behest of the new Nazis” of Hamas. The leader condemned the fact the “ludicrous” accusation got a hearing at the International Court of Justice.
'The world hasn't learned anything from the Holocaust'
Displaying a copy of Hitler's Mein Kampf in Arabic found in Gaza, Netanyahu says South Africa took Israel to the Hague 'at the behest of the new Nazis,' condemns the fact the 'ludicrous' accusation got a hearing. pic.twitter.com/3qOMVzVkOg
— i24NEWS English (@i24NEWS_EN) January 27, 2024
Netanyahu held aloft an Arabic copy of Mein Kampf, the notorious autobiography by Nazi dictator Adolf Hitler, as he condemned the indoctrination of Palestinians to the genocidal hatred of the Jews that erupted on October 7, the worst antisemitic massacre since the Holocaust.
