German Chancellor Olaf Scholz rejected using the word “apartheid” to describe relations between Israel and the Palestinian Territories after a meeting with Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas. “I want to say explicitly here that I do not adopt the word apartheid as my own and that I do not think that is the right way to describe the situation,” said Scholz during a joint news conference with Abbas in Berlin on Tuesday.
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Germany’s Scholz rejects use of the word ‘apartheid’ to describe situation between Israel and Palestine
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