Benjamin Netanyahu attacks Israel’s enemies and allies in UN speech
Summary
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu spoke at the United Nations General Assembly and criticized both his critics and some allied countries. He defended Israel’s actions against Iran and in Gaza, thanked U.S. President Donald Trump for support, and faced protests and walkouts during his speech.Key Facts
- Netanyahu spoke at the UN General Assembly on Thursday.
- He criticized New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani, Iran’s leaders, and countries like the UK and France.
- Many diplomats walked out or booed during his speech, while his own team applauded.
- Netanyahu said Israel is fighting on seven fronts, including Gaza, Iran, Syria, Lebanon, Yemen, and Iraq.
- He praised President Donald Trump for strong support and joint military efforts against Iran.
- Netanyahu denied accusations of genocide in Gaza and condemned critics who say otherwise.
- Mamdani, the NYC mayor, said Netanyahu’s accusations are false and meant to hide Israeli actions in Gaza.
- The speech comes before Israel’s election on October 27, with Netanyahu trying to maintain power.
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