Netanyahu Critiques UN Delegates During Assembly Speech
On September 25, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addressed the 80th session of the United Nations General Assembly in New York. During his speech, some delegates walked out, prompting Netanyahu to label them as “moral cowards.” He focused on various topics including Iran, Hamas, the ongoing war in Gaza, Israel's military operations, and the issue of antisemitism.
Additionally, he praised United States President Donald Trump and criticized several countries and leaders, while defending Israel's actions in the Middle East. The speech highlighted Netanyahu's stance on international relations and Israel's security concerns.
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