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Debra Valentine (0:02)
France supports Palestine. I'm Debra Valentine, FOX News, France. Joining the list of countries formally recognizing Palestinian statehood in the midst of the ongoing conflict in Gaza. Republican Congressman Brian Mast of Florida joins fox's Wall street to criticize the move.
Jason Chaffetz (0:19)
These United nations countries that are saying we're going to recognize a Palestinian state again, who do they send that letter to? When is it that they've been on the page of saying let's bring back the hostages, let's deal with those people that were a part of the UN like unrwa, that were holding hostages.
Debra Valentine (0:36)
A group of House Democrats signed a letter urging President Trump and Secretary of State Marco Rubio to also formally acknowledge Palestine, calling for self determination for Palestinians in Gaza. Dozens of delegates at the United nations walked out as Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu began his General assembly speech about the ongoing war in Gaza. Fox's Eric Shawn reports from the UN.
Eric Shawn (1:00)
He defended Israel's military actions against Hamas, Hezbollah and Iran, saying his country is fighting for everyone else in the world. He rejected claims that Israel is committing genocide in Gaza, pointing out that it is Hamas that is punishing the civilians there. His speech was also broadcast over loudspeakers in Gaza and cell phones there as he directly called on the Hamas terrorists to free the remaining hostages. There are a total of 48, but only 20 are believed to be alive.
Pro-Palestinian Protester (1:29)
Free the hostages. All of them. The whole 48. Free the hostages now.
Eric Shawn (1:35)
As he spoke across the street in Dag Hamashaw Plaza, several hundred pro Palestinian protesters chanted against him.
Debra Valentine (1:43)
Netanyahu rejected claims that Israel has committed genocide made by the UN Human Rights Council and others during a closed door meeting. Ukraine's president has requested Tomahawk missiles from the U.S. america's listening to Fox News.
JPMorgan Chase Representative (1:59)
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Singer/Chorus (2:15)
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