UN Amends Charter to Let Netanyahu Finish His Rebuttal List First
Delegates agree the General Assembly cannot discuss Yemen, the Palestinian Authority, or anything else until every named critic has been addressed one by one.
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Delegates agree the General Assembly cannot discuss Yemen, the Palestinian Authority, or anything else until every named critic has been addressed one by one.
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