US EditionTunisian president's remarks on Storm Daniel have been denounced as antisemitic and prompt an uproar
- Tunisian President Kais Saied's remarks about Storm Daniel have been denounced as antisemitic.
- Saied's statement was in response to allegations by the Conference of European Rabbis that he accused Jews of being responsible for the instability of the country, which his office firmly denied.
- Saied suggested that U.S.-sponsored talks to issue normalization agreements between Israel and some Arab states were connected to 'Zionists abroad,' adding that normalization is a major betrayal and the rights of the Palestinian people must be exercised throughout the Palestinian territory.
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Tunisian president’s remarks on Storm Daniel have been denounced as
TUNIS, Tunisia: Tunisian President Kais Saied ‘s remarks about Storm Daniel have been denounced as antisemitic, prompting an uproar on Tuesday on social media platforms across the world following floods that devastated a Libyan city. Speaking during a government meeting on Monday, Saied pointed to the name Daniel, which was chosen for the storm, making the link with the name
Tunisian president's remarks on Storm Daniel have been denounced as antisemitic and prompt an uproar
TUNIS, Tunisia (AP) — Tunisian President Kais Saied ’s remarks about Storm Daniel have been denounced as antisemitic, prompting an uproar on Tuesday on social media platforms across the world […]
Tunisian president's remarks on Storm Daniel have been denounced as antisemitic and prompt an uproar
TUNIS, Tunisia (AP) — Tunisian President Kais Saied ’s remarks about Storm Daniel have been denounced as antisemitic, prompting an uproar on Tuesday on social media platforms across the world following floods that devastated a Libyan city .
Tunisian president's remarks on Storm Daniel have been denounced as antisemitic and prompt an uproar
TUNIS, Tunisia (AP) — Tunisian President Kais Saied ’s remarks about Storm Daniel have been denounced as antisemitic, prompting an uproar on Tuesday on social media platforms across the world following floods that devastated a Libyan city .
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