South Korea’s president hits back at Israel in row over ‘disturbing’ video
South Korean President Lee Jae Myung criticized Israel on Saturday for allegedly failing to address human rights abuse allegations against its forces. This follows a dispute sparked by Lee's response to a social media video purportedly showing Israeli soldiers mistreating a Palestinian child.

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AI-generatedSouth Korean President Lee Jae Myung criticized Israel on Saturday for allegedly failing to address human rights abuse allegations against its forces. This follows a dispute sparked by Lee's response to a social media video purportedly showing Israeli soldiers mistreating a Palestinian child. Lee stated he needed to investigate the video's authenticity and any subsequent actions taken, prompting a rebuke from Israel's foreign ministry, who accused him of promoting disinformation. The Israeli ministry had earlier expressed concern over Lee's comments on the video. The incident highlights ongoing tensions surrounding the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and its portrayal on social media.
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4 extractedI need to look into whether this is true, and if so, what measures have been taken.
Lee commented on a social media video purporting to show Israeli soldiers torturing a Palestinian kid.
Israel decried Lee for amplifying social media disinformation.
South Korean President Lee Jae Myung accused Israel of failing to reflect on rights abuse allegations.