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US-Israeli attack violates international law: South Africa

  • Ramaphosa “calls on all parties to exercise maximum restraint and to act in a manner consistent with international law,” a statement said
  • Ramaphosa “reiterates his call for intensified diplomatic efforts to de-escalate tensions”
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