Organizers reported that more than 300 individuals met with House and Senate members from 26 states, according to their statements. The attendees are said to have advocated for a change in U.S. policy, though specific outcomes of these discussions have not been independently verified.
Erdogan accuses Israel of ‘genocidal mindset’ at UNGA
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Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan accused Israel of a “genocidal mindset” at the UN General Assembly.
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