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Netanyahu at UN thanks Uganda for brother's statue
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu paused his UN General Assembly speech to thank Uganda for a statue honoring his brother Yonatan, killed in the 1976 Entebbe rescue. The speech drew criticism, including from New York's first Muslim mayor, who accused Netanyahu of promoting genocide and noted an ICC arrest warrant.
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