Netanyahu Vows to Target NYC Mayor Mamdani in UN Speech
- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu plans to visit New York on Thursday, address the United Nations, and leave soon afterward.
- Netanyahu said he would “tell the truth” about New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani, accusing him of supporting Hamas and inciting violence against Jewish New Yorkers.
- Mamdani rejected Netanyahu’s accusations and called him “an architect of genocide,” while acknowledging that New York City lacks authority to enforce the International Criminal Court warrant.
- Activist groups plan a demonstration outside the United Nations, where Netanyahu faces an International Criminal Court warrant accusing him of war crimes and crimes against humanity in Gaza.
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Israeli Prime Minister Takes U.N. Stand and Defends Wars in Gaza and Iran, While Several Leave the Hall
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is currently giving a speech at the UN General Assembly. Pictures show how many of the diplomats present are leaving the hall in protest.
NEW YORK (ANP) - Many dozens of diplomats walked out of the hall at the start of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's speech at the United Nations General Assembly. Webcam footage shows the hall emptying, with a few dozen people remaining seated...
NEW YORK. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has entered the UN General Assembly to give his speech. At his entry, dozens of diplomats from numerous delegations have ...
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