Whenever a leader raised his voice in support of Palestine in UNGA, his mic went off. This series took place with leaders of countries like Indonesia, Turkia, Canada and South Africa. Questions arose whether it was just a technical fault or is the Israeli intelligence agency Mossad’s hand behind it?
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The mic of the leaders discussing Palestine was suddenly closed. (Photo- AP)
In the meeting of the United Nations General Assembly in New York, this time everyone’s attention went on a different incident. The mike of leaders who spoke in support of Palestine suddenly stopped. Not one, not two, but four leaders had to face it. For this reason, Mossad’s name came under discussion in the meeting.
When the President of Indonesia was talking about deploying Shanti Sena in Gaza, he turned off. The same thing happened with Turki President Rechpe Tayyip Erdogan. When he talked about not considering Hamas as a terrorist and the support of Palestine, the voice suddenly disappeared. The translator had to say, “Their voice has gone.”
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Not only this, when Canada’s Prime Minister Mark Carney spoke on Palestine and two-nation solutions, his speech was normal in the beginning, but as soon as he launched the matter of recognizing Palestine, his mic went off. There was silence in the hall for a few minutes.
The same incident happened with South African President Cyril Ramafosa. As soon as he raised the issue of Palestine, the mic went off.
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Now the question is, why did the mic close every time on the support of Palestine? Was it just a technical fault, as the UN said, or was there any intelligence interfering behind it? Leaders of many countries believe that this cannot be a coincidence. Since Israel cannot tolerate Palestine’s growing support on the international stage, the needle of suspicion has been on its intelligence agency Mossad.
At the moment, the UN has called it a mere technical problem, but repeatedly repeatedly repeated the same question, whether it was really just a “technical fault”?
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