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The article focused on the diplomatic scene during Benjamin Netanyahu's speech before the United Nations General Assembly, where there was a noticeable variation in the seating of delegations from countries that had withdrawn or were absent. Several countries, including some at the invitation of the Palestinians, collectively withdrew in protest against Israel's positions, especially due to the absence of the Palestinian delegation, which was caused by the Trump administration's refusal to grant them a visa. The absence of Iran was exploited to speak about an imminent fall of the Iranian leadership. Additionally, the so-called list of 77 countries that supposedly boycotted Netanyahu's speech is inaccurate, as it has been confirmed that some countries, like Ireland and others, had representatives present, indicating that these withdrawals are more symbolic than effective collective stances. On the other hand, accountability mechanisms within the United Nations remain limited in effectiveness; the American veto continues to block any resolutions against Israel, amid a lack of strong enforcement tools. Ultimately, the empty seats serve as a symbol of the limited ability to hold Israel accountable internationally, highlighting ongoing weaknesses within the UN system.
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