At UN, Algeria says Israel seeks to divide Somalia, violates Gaza ceasefire
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20-second readAlgerian Foreign Minister Ahmed Attaf on Monday said Israel is seeking to divide Somalia, attacking Syria and Lebanon, and failing to uphold the Gaza ceasefire agreement.
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Algeria tells the United Nations that Israel seeks to divide Somalia
Algerian Foreign Minister Ahmed Attaf stated at the United Nations that Israel is undertaking efforts he described as aimed at dividing Somalia, while also criticizing Israel's policies in Syria…
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Shabelle Media
Algerian Foreign Minister Ahmed Attaf stated that Israel is seeking to divide Somalia.
Attributed to: Ahmed Attaf
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Algeria's Foreign Minister, Ahmed Attaf, stated at the United Nations that Israel is attempting to divide Somalia.
Attributed to: Ahmed Attaf
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Shabelle Media
Attaf condemned Israel's continued attacks in Syria and Lebanon.
Attributed to: Ahmed Attaf
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Shabelle Media
Attaf reaffirmed Algeria’s support for the Palestinian people's right to establish an independent state.
Attributed to: Ahmed Attaf
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Shabelle Media
Attaf warned of mounting crises and declining trust between states.
Attributed to: Ahmed Attaf
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Goobjoog Somali
Attaf criticized Israel's policies in Syria, Lebanon, and Palestine during his speech.
Attributed to: Ahmed Attaf
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Goobjoog Somali
Attaf accused Israel of not fully respecting the ceasefire in Gaza, stating that Palestinian civilians are still dying.
Attributed to: Ahmed Attaf
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Goobjoog Somali
Attaf's speech was part of the final day of the UN General Assembly's high-level debate.
Event date: 2026-09-29
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Shabelle Media and Goobjoog Somali report the same central claim — Algeria's Foreign Minister, Ahmed Attaf, stated at the United Nations that Israel is attempting to divide Somalia. — but the recorded original asserters do not establish independent confirmation.
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Most recent report · 29 September 2026 09:13 UTC
Algeria tells the United Nations that Israel seeks to divide Somalia
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Most recent report · 29 September 2026 06:33 UTC
At UN, Algeria says Israel seeks to divide Somalia, violates Gaza ceasefire
Algerian Foreign Minister Ahmed Attaf stated that Israel is seeking to divide Somalia.
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29 September 2026 · 06:33–09:13 UTC
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Algeria tells the United Nations that Israel seeks to divide Somalia
Algerian Foreign Minister Ahmed Attaf stated at the United Nations that Israel is undertaking efforts he described as aimed at dividing Somalia…
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At UN, Algeria says Israel seeks to divide Somalia, violates Gaza ceasefire
Algerian Foreign Minister Ahmed Attaf addressed the UN General Assembly, claiming that Israel se…
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