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Tamar Kaplan Tourgeman, principal deputy legal adviser of the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs was heckled whilst speaking at the International Court of Justice (ICJ).<br/>The heckler shouted ‘liars’ before the Court cut the video feed.<br/>#israel #gaza #southafrica #icj
Tamar Kaplan Tourgeman, principal deputy legal adviser of the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs was heckled whilst speaking at the International Court of Justice (ICJ).<br/>The heckler shouted ‘liars’ before the Court cut the video feed.<br/>#israel #gaza #southafrica #icj
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