Israeli PM Netanyahu Thanks Trump, Vows that ‘We Will Continue to Win because We Have No Other Choice’ – WTOP News
Netanyahu said Israel fought Hamas while protecting civilians and providing aid, calling genocide accusations the greatest lie of the century.
- In the General Assembly Hall, Prime Minister Netanyahu defended Israel's military actions in Gaza, rejecting genocide accusations while many delegations walked out as he took the podium.
- Nearly three years have passed since the October 7 attacks by Hamas, which led to over 1,200 Israelis killed and 251 hostages taken, followed by operations resulting in over 73,000 Palestinian deaths.
- Refuting reports of West Bank settler violence as the work of "a handful of juvenile delinquents," Netanyahu highlighted the distribution of two million tons of food and one million polio vaccinations.
- Fighting on seven fronts including Hamas, Hezbollah, Iran, and the Houthis, Israel faces what Netanyahu accused as antisemitic narratives spread by international media and governments, specifically singling out Qatar.
- Criticizing Western governments for applying double standards, Netanyahu claimed Jews no longer feel safe in New York City since Mayor Zohran Mamdani took office, vowing the Jewish people will prevail.
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Fiery Netanyahu vows Iran’s demise in heavily protested UN speech: ‘We’re going to win’
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declared in a fiery address to the UN General Assembly on Thursday that Iran will lose its war with the US and Israel because the Jewish state has "no other choice" but to win.
No greater partner than President Trump: Israeli PM Netanyahu attacks critics of Iran war, highlights Israels security actions at UNGA - The Tribune
"In this battle against the barbarians, we've had no greater partner than President Trump. I thank him for his bold leadership. He boldly confronted an enormous danger to America, Israel, and the world...Israel and America acted together, not only to protect ourselves, but to save civilization," Netanyahu said.
Israel will continue to defend itself and will prevail because it has no other choice, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said in a speech during the general debate of the 81st session of the United Nations General Assembly on Thursday. In his speech, he mentioned, among other things, the threat posed by Iran and attacks by Palestinian terrorists on Israel.
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