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UN human rights chief wins unprecedented 2nd term despite opposition from US, Israel
The UN human rights chief has been re-elected for a second term despite opposition from the United States and Israel. The Israeli Foreign Ministry criticized the move as a 'moral failure,' while the U.S. warned of 'consequences' for 'procedural overreach, backroom deals, and misuse of UN posts.'
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