UN Chief: Israel’s War in Gaza ‘Fundamentally Wrong’
UN Secretary-General Guterres said on Dec 3, 2025, that Israel’s Gaza operation is ‘fundamentally wrong’ with ‘strong reasons to believe’ war crimes occurred.
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