New York: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faced protests during his address at the United Nations General Assembly, as delegates from several countries staged a walkout, leaving parts of the assembly hall sparsely attended.
Despite the walkouts, representatives from the United States and other supportive nations remained, applauding Netanyahu’s remarks. In his speech, he reaffirmed Israel’s commitment to complete operations in Gaza and stated that efforts against Hamas would continue until the group is fully neutralized. Netanyahu also criticized moves to recognize Palestine as a separate state, calling it a potential encouragement for terrorism against Jews and innocent civilians.
BREAKING: UN delegates from multiple nations walk out of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's General Assembly address pic.twitter.com/G6GMwqCspN
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The Israeli Prime Minister underscored that Israel would remain resolute in its policies regardless of decisions by Western nations. Presenting a map titled “The Curse,” he highlighted strategic opportunities arising from recent Middle East developments. Meanwhile, in Gaza, loudspeakers were used to broadcast Netanyahu’s address to local residents.