Countries that left UN hall during Netanyahu speech
Approximately 70 countries withdrew from the United Nations General Assembly hall during the speech of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, protesting against the occupation crimes in Gaza and the West Bank, as well as ongoing Israeli violations in the region. Arab countries such as Jordan, Palestine, Syria, and Lebanon, along with several others including Turkey and Iran, withdrew. Meanwhile, other countries like the United States, Germany, Ukraine, and European allies remained in the hall. During his speech, Netanyahu stated that he aims to eliminate Iran's nuclear program and prevent Tehran from developing nuclear weapons, claiming that Israel is fighting a seven-front battle against Iran and its allies. He also asserted that support from American allies has helped Israel carry out strikes against Iran and its allies. Additionally, he mentioned what he described as a reduction in the violence carried out by settlers and claimed that Israel is making efforts to protect civilians in Gaza, emphasizing that the government is providing aid and issuing calls for civilians to leave the combat zones.
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