Netanyahu Rejects Gaza Genocide Accusations at the UN
Speaking at the United Nations General Assembly, the Israeli Prime Minister dismissed the accusations against him as baseless, while numerous delegates in the hall walked out in protest.
In a fiery speech at the United Nations General Assembly, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu described the allegations of genocide in Gaza as the biggest lie of the century and defended military operations against Iran.
Fiery Speech at the UN General Assembly
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu opposed the criticisms leveled against his country during his speech at the 81st session of the United Nations General Assembly. During the speech, many delegates in the hall left the room in protest.
Response to Genocide Allegations
Netanyahu explicitly rejected the genocide accusations directed at him over the military operations in Gaza, defining them as the biggest lie of the century. He accused the delegates who walked out of the hall of being moral cowards.
Emphasis on Iran and Hamas
The Israeli leader defended military actions against Hamas and Iran, stating that attacking Iran was one of the easiest decisions he had ever made. The speech took place following days of criticism by world leaders.
Mahmoud Abbas's Speech
Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas was unable to attend the session in person because he could not obtain a visa. Abbas addressed the General Assembly via a pre-recorded video.