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Le député d'extrême droite israélien Zvi Sukkot condamné après avoir endommagé un mémorial palestinien
Le député d'extrême droite israélien Zvi Sukkot a suscité une large condamnation, notamment de la part du Premier ministre israélien Benjamin Netanyahu, après avoir utilisé une massue pour endommager un mémorial palestinien.
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Le député d'extrême droite israélien Zvi Sukkot a provoqué une vive réprobation après avoir utilisé une massue pour endommager un mémorial palestinien. L'incident a suscité des réactions critiques de la part de diverses personnalités, incluant une condamnation explicite du Premier ministre israélien Benjamin Netanyahu. Les détails concernant d'éventuelles suites ou actions restent limités à la suite de l'événement.
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