Netanyahu on Iran and Qatar attack
Dozens of representatives left the General Assembly Hall of the United Nations as Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu began his speech, totaling 83 delegates. Netanyahu commented on the departure, stating that he defends Israel and the countries whose delegations left a short while ago. He addressed the Syrian regime, accusing Turkey of attempting to control parts of Syria, and mentioned that Israel is engaged in a battle for its very existence. He emphasized that Israel will not retreat in the face of Iranian threats, citing the destruction of Iran’s nuclear facilities and the United States’ support for Israel in its war against Iran and its proxies, describing former President Trump as its greatest partner. Netanyahu also recounted the events of October 7, 2023, which resulted in the death of 1,200 Israelis, and threatened Iran, Hezbollah, and Hamas with retaliation. He launched an attack on Qatar and media outlets that spread what he called lies, and criticized the policies of some Western countries, affirming that Israel will continue its efforts to overthrow the Iranian regime.
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