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Israel's foreign ministry denounced the report as "distorted and false".

From BBC

At the ground level, thousands, perhaps tens of thousands, of private citizens act as self-appointed KGB agents, poking their nose into other people’s business and publicly denouncing them to get them fired or otherwise harassed.

From Salon

House Democratic leader Hakeem Jeffries has denounced his actions as "a disgraceful attack on the rule of law".

From BBC

The Democratic consultant class is rushing to denounce her as “divisive,” “embarrassing” and “a sore loser.”

From Salon

Firebrand newspaper proprietor and independent presidential candidate Ralph Volcere has used his weekly publication to denounce the priest-president as a self-serving autocrat – and has since been banished from State House press calls.

From BBC

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