Countries' delegations left during Netanyahu's UN speech
During the United Nations General Assembly, approximately 70 countries withdrew from the chamber during Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's speech, protesting against Israeli occupation crimes in Gaza and the West Bank and ongoing violations. Some countries left their representatives or abstained from attending. In his speech, Netanyahu emphasized that Iran poses a nuclear threat to Israel and the world, and that Israel is engaged in a war on seven fronts against Iran and its allies. He also discussed Israeli defense efforts and his government’s responsibility to protect the region, along with denial of certain allegations of violence by settlers and attempts to justify military operations in Gaza. He stressed that Israel is making efforts to protect civilians.
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