REPLAY: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu Speaks at the UNGA
- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addressed the United Nations General Assembly, defending Israel’s conduct in the war and criticizing the hostile response to his speech.
- Netanyahu accused Iran of leading radical Shiite forces and criticized Turkey’s President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan for supporting antisemitism and the Muslim Brotherhood.
- He argued that Hamas uses civilians as human shields while Israel provides warnings, food, and vaccinations to people in Gaza.
- Netanyahu warned that the conflict extends beyond Israel and said Israel would continue fighting because it had no other choice.
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Dozens of envoys from all over the world left the UN General Assembly room this Thursday during the speech by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in protest.
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DOZENS of delegates walked out of the UN General Assembly hall yesterday during a speech by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
Netanyahu’s fiery UNGA speech sparks mass walkout: Which countries were absent?
Dozens of envoys from across the world walked out, some jeering and booing, while Netanyahu's own team stood and applauded, and the speaker of the session shouted for order. The walkout was lead by the Palestinian Mission to the UN.
The Israeli Prime Minister: "If there are other moral cowards who have not yet left the classroom, please do so now."
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