Israel's Netanyahu Set to Hit Back at Widespread Criticism in U.N. Address
- On Thursday, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will address the United Nations General Assembly in New York, where he plans to defend Israel's military response to the war in Gaza.
- Israel faces increasing international isolation as global public opinion deteriorates, with a Pew Research Center survey showing a median of 67 per cent of adults across 36 countries hold unfavorable views of the nation.
- Demonstrators gathered outside the United Nations on Wednesday as tensions mounted over the war in Gaza, while Rabbi Yosie Levine of The Jewish Center blamed Mayor Zohran Mamdani for contributing to the atmosphere.
- Netanyahu posted a video stating "we are departing tonight for New York to defend Israel," planning to remind world leaders of the 2023 Hamas attack that killed 1,200 Israelis to justify operations resulting in more than 70,000 deaths.
- Addressing a domestic audience ahead of crucial elections later this year, Netanyahu has pitched himself as Israel's primary voice on the international stage to bolster his standing among voters losing faith in his Likud party.
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United Nations, Sep 24 (EFE).- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu landed this Thursday in New York, a few hours before speaking to the UN General Assembly and meeting with some Latin American leaders. The president and his wife, Sara Netanyahu, arrived at Stewart International Airport, in the north of the city, around [...] The Netanyahu ticket arrives in New York to intervene before the UN General Assembly was first published in HolaNews.
The delegation of Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) will not be in the hall of the United Nations (UN) General Assembly during today's speech by the Prime Minister of Israel Benjamin Netanyahu, BiH Ambassador to the UN Zlatko Lagumdžija confirmed today for the Sarajevo portal Klix (Klix.ba).
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udgtvBenjamin Netanyahu confronts critics and allies in the UN amid ICC accusations and tensions over the war in Gaza.
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