Israeli PM Netanyahu calls Gaza genocide allegations ‘biggest lie of the century’
Summary
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu spoke at the United Nations General Assembly, denying that Israel committed genocide in Gaza and calling the allegations "the biggest lie of the century." He also defended Israel’s actions against Iran and criticized delegates who walked out during his speech.Key Facts
- Netanyahu denied accusations that Israel committed genocide in Gaza.
- He called these genocide allegations “the biggest lie of the century.”
- Netanyahu said attacking Iran was an easy decision and defended Israel’s right to war.
- Many UN delegates walked out during Netanyahu’s speech as a protest.
- The Palestinian Mission to the UN encouraged member states to walk out to protest Israel’s actions.
- Israel rejects claims of genocide, war crimes, and illegal occupation of Palestinian land.
- Netanyahu referenced past attacks, including one on Iranian-backed Hezbollah using detonated pagers.
- The speech came amid ongoing tensions and accusations against Israel related to Gaza and Palestinian territories.
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