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Israeli Ambassador holds up poster w/ Hamas’ number, urges UN members to call it for real ceasefire
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1:06Now Playingsrael’s Ambassador to the UN Gilad Erdan dramatically held up a poster bearing the phone number of Hamas’ central office on the United Nations floor Tuesday and urged other members to call if they want a “real ceasefire” in Gaza.
Erdan made the impassioned plea shortly before the UN General Assembly overwhelmingly adopted a resolution demanding an immediate humanitarian ceasefire in the Palestinian territory and the release of all hostages.
Israel, the US and eight other countries opposed the resolution.
“I honestly don’t know how can someone look in the mirror and support a resolution that doesn’t condemn Hamas and doesn’t even mention Hamas by name. But you know what? I have an idea. If you want a real ceasefire, here is the right address,” Erdan said before whipping out the sign.
The sign — titled “For a ceasefire dial” — featured the phone number for Hamas’ office in the Gaza Strip and a photo of the group’s leader Yahya Sinwar, whom Erdan urged listeners to ask for with the peace demand.
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