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Netanyahu faces criticism after UN speech
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faced widespread criticism and protests during his speech before the United Nations General Assembly. Many delegates left the hall as he took the podium, amid jeering chants. The speech focused on attacking his Israeli opponents and allied countries, using it to accuse his political rivals, most notably New York City Mayor Eric Adams, whom he responded to with allegations of spreading lies and committing war crimes. The speech also heightened international and regional criticism, with Turkish President Erdoğan described as a "dictator" and attacks on Qatar. There were also protests outside the United Nations headquarters in New York, with signs demanding an end to the war on Gaza. Reactions within Israel were divided: some defended Netanyahu, while others criticized his style and his use of the international platform to serve his political goals.
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