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The article discusses Osama Kamal's responses to Benjamin Netanyahu's speech before the United Nations General Assembly. Kamal emphasized that confronting what was presented requires an alternative narrative based on documents and facts. He examined Netanyahu's claims regarding Iran's nuclear program, confirming that international information does not allow for complete verification of Iran's nuclear facilities, and that a military strike is different from knowing the program's fate. Kamal also reviewed the issue of the Golan Heights, explaining that returning to historical narratives does not grant sovereignty rights, and that the Golan remains Syrian land. He rejected Netanyahu's statements denying the presence of Israelis in Gaza before the October 7 attack, affirming that controlling crossings and territories constitutes a form of actual control. Kamal pointed out that settler attacks documented by the United Nations exceeded 1,600 assaults, resulting in Palestinian casualties and damage. He stressed that warnings to civilians do not justify targeting them and that UN and international investigations highlight the need to adhere to facts.
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