Representative of 'Toki' rejects allegations, points to walkouts and backs two-state solution
The representative of Toki (transcript spelling) used a right of reply to reject allegations, described delegations walking out during Israel's speech as diplomatic condemnation, called the Israeli leader 'morally bankrupt' and reiterated support for a two-state solution based on the 1967 lines with East Jerusalem as capital.
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The representative of Toki exercised the right of reply and "categorically reject[ed] the baseless malicious allegations" made in the Israeli statement, saying the fact that delegations walked out during Israel's speech was a "resounding diplomatic condemnation." The representative said the Israeli leader's words were discredited and that his isolation was deepening.
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