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I told the Palestinian representative at the Security Council that he is a terrorist in a suit! Since October 7th, he has delivered hundreds of speeches, yet not once has he condemned the atrocities. If he cannot condemn this murderous terrorist organization, he is a part of it! Watch... show more

Danny Danon 🇮🇱 דני דנון

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Khaled Hassanvor 2 Jahren

Love it. Don't hold back, Danny!

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𝘊𝘰𝘳𝘳𝘪𝘯𝘦vor 2 Jahren

You are and he is not! Jewish Resistance to Germans Explains Palestine Right Now 🇵🇸

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it is #Palestine, nothing elsevor 2 Jahren

We too have the right to tell you that you are a representative of genocide at the Security Council

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Sigma Mindset (ΣM)vor 2 Jahren

Have you condemned Israeli atrocities?

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Kevin McGarryvor 2 Jahren

Danny not once have I heard you showing sympathy for any of the 40.000 Palestinians slaughtered by your idf and you IDF posting up there atrocities on social media has sunk your cause

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Irene Rabinowitz 🇮🇱vor 2 Jahren

It's good to have you representing us again at the UN.

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Shai🎗️vor 2 Jahren

@IsraelWarRoom Well said Mr Ambassador!

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Roberto Silvavor 2 Jahren

Very well said Danny. God bless you while fighting for truth against darkness representatives

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King Gwapvor 2 Jahren

You are a terrorist

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NMHvor 2 Jahren

Very true, Good luck in this lions dens of vultures, you are going to need it there

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