US EditionNetanyahu says UN speech broadcast on cell phones, loudspeakers in Gaza
Netanyahu used an unprecedented operation to broadcast his UN speech directly into Gaza via mobile phones and loudspeakers, aiming to reach hostages and counter genocide claims.
- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ordered his speech at the UN General Assembly to be broadcast live into Gaza, targeting both captives and their captors.
- The IDF prepared to use loudspeakers and cellphones for the broadcast but faced opposition due to safety concerns for soldiers, according to military sources.
- Netanyahu focused on the release of hostages in his speech, stating, 'We have not forgotten you, not even for a second.'
- Opposition leaders criticized Netanyahu's address as lacking substance and failing to present a concrete plan for the war.
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The Canary
SKWAWKBOXWanted war criminal running terrorist state boasts of Nazi terror tactic against Gaza civilians
Wanted Israeli war criminal Benjamin Netanyahu has boasted of forcing hundreds of thousands of people in Gaza to listen to his genocidal speech at the UN on Friday – a speech that was booed and which prompted a mass walk-out of delegates. Somehow, it seems unlikely that those bits were transmitted. Netanyahu: disgusting Netanyahu posted about his regime’s hacking of mobile phones in Gaza to force his victims to listen to his psychopathic droning…
Huge speakers blast Netantyahu’s UN speech at Israel-Gaza border
Benjamin Netanyahu's UN General Assembly (UNGA) speech was played from huge speakers positioned in southern Israel towards the Gaza Strip on Friday, 26 September. It came after dozens of delegates from multiple nations walked out of the assembly hall en masse as the Israeli prime minister began speaking. Netanyahu's office “instructed civilian groups in cooperation with the army to place loudspeakers on trucks on the Israeli side of the border,”…
After bombing them and starving them for two years, Benjamin Netanyahu ordered the placement of loudspeakers at the Gaza separation gate to hear his speech at the United Nations in the Gaza Strip. Netanyahu said that “We are not finished. Hamas’s last remains are refugees in Gaza City and are committed to repeating the atrocities of October 7.” He added: “That is why we must complete the work and we must do it as quickly as possible.” The Israel…
Netanyahu defends Israel's actions against Hamas at UN: 'Wiping out the regime'
NEW YORK (PIX11)-- After being condemned as a war criminal by other world leaders at the United Nations, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu defended his country's ongoing conflict with Hamas."We are wiping out the terror regime of Hamas and ensuring this savagery will never threaten Israel again." More Local News Showing their displeasure with Netanyahu, dozens of delegates walked out of the General Assembly. During his speech, whic…
The Western Journal
DailyTruthReportNetanyahu Quotes Moses After Israel Hacks Every Phone in Gaza to Broadcast U.N. Speech: 'Let My People Go'
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu invoked the famous words of Moses — “Let my people go” — in a Friday speech delivered to the United Nations General Assembly, but broadcast […] The post Netanyahu Quotes Moses After Israel Hacks Every Phone in Gaza to Broadcast U.N. Speech: 'Let My People Go' appeared first on The Western Journal.
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