Israeli PM: ISIS and HAMAS Branches of The Same Tree

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu compared the U.S.-led
strikes against militants in Syria and Iraq, to his own country's air
campaign against Hamas in Gaza. Addressing the United Nations General
Assembly on Monday, he fired back at comments made last week by
Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas, which accused Israel of committing
war crimes. Netanyahu also took the opportunity to condemn those world
powers that have failed to reach a nuclear deal with Iran.

Netanyahu strongly validated Israel's action in Gaza, saying that
Israeli forces are working to protect the world from the spread of
terrorism.

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Netanyahu said the leaders of Hamas and ISIS are both committed to
imposing militant Islam on the world, and should be considered equal
threats.

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Netanyahu compared the fanatic goals of Hamas leadership to those of
the Nazi Party.

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Netanyahu said the international community should not feed in to the
rhetoric of Iran's President, adding that fighting ISIS while leaving
Iran as a nuclear power is like winning the battle, and losing the war
on terror.

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OUT: ...double talk."
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