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Newsom Expresses Regret for Using 'Apartheid' to Describe Israel
First article: 24 mar. 2026, 19:50
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Governor Newsom's retraction of the "apartheid" descriptor for Israel highlights the sensitivity and complexity surrounding the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. The term is highly charged and often evokes strong reactions from both sides. Newsom's initial use of the term likely drew criticism from pro-Israel groups and individuals who view it as an inaccurate and inflammatory characterization of the situation.Articles about this topic
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Gavin Newsom says he regrets using term ‘apartheid’ to describe Israel
California governor backtracks and says he meant to apply term to Israel’s future if it continues on present trajectoryThe California governor, Gavin Newsom, backtracked on earlier remarks likening Israel to an “apartheid state” in a new interview with Politico published on Tuesday.In the interview, the Democrat, who is widely expected to launch a presidential bid in 2028, said that when he used the term three weeks ago, he meant it to apply to Israel’s future should it continue on its present t
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