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8 August 14:31

Israel's Western allies have condemned statements by the Israeli finance minister suggesting starvation in Gaza.

Cristina Petrache

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Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich has suggested that starvation of more than 2 million Palestinians in Gaza could be 'just and moral' until hostages held by Hamas are released. His statements were condemned by the European Union, Britain and Germany, among others, which have emphasized that deliberate starvation of civilians is a war crime.

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Occidentul condamnă declarația ministrului israelian care a spus că înfometarea palestinienilor din Gaza "ar putea fi justă și morală"

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Un ministru israelian sugerează că înfometarea palestinienilor este "justificată și morală"; reacțiile comunității internaționale

"Crimă de război". UE condamnă declarațiile ministrului israelian care justifică înfometarea civililor din Gaza

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UE condamnă ferm declarațiile ministrului israelian al finanțelor privind înfometarea deliberată a oamenilor din Gaza: "Este o crimă de război" - caleaeuropeana.ro

Înfometarea populaţiei din Gaza poate fi "justificată și morală", susține un ministru israelian. "O crimă de război" - HotNews.ro

Un comentariu al ministrului israelian de finanţe Bezalel Smotrich scandalizează comunitatea internaţională. El a declarat că poate ar fi "justificată şi morală" înfometarea populaţiei din Gaza

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