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Netanyahu confirms UN attendance despite criticisms
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is expected to attend the United Nations General Assembly meetings in New York, despite the city's mayor, Zahran Mamedani, refusing to host him and accusing him of being a "war criminal." Netanyahu reaffirmed his intention to deliver a speech on behalf of Israel, as he sees himself as representing it internationally, despite mounting criticism. He emphasized that Israel will respond strongly to any Iranian threats, especially regarding its nuclear program, which he considers a key factor for regional stability. Regional and diplomatic tensions are escalating, with Netanyahu calling on Tehran to change its nuclear program’s course, amid growing international fears of an escalation in the Middle East.
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