77 delegations pull out Netanyahu on Erdogan
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faced widespread protests during his speech at the United Nations General Assembly, with dozens of delegations from various countries leaving the hall, accompanied by chants and jeers condemning Israel. Netanyahu addressed France and Britain regarding their criticism of Israel, warning Iran that he would proceed with efforts to prevent it from developing nuclear weapons, affirming that Israel had destroyed Iranian nuclear facilities and caused significant damage. He also criticized Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, accusing him of supporting Hamas. Pro-Palestine protests were organized outside the UN headquarters, and dozens of demonstrators were detained. Netanyahu's speech focused on justifying Israel's war in Gaza, accusing the international community of neglect, as diplomatic tensions escalated over the ongoing conflict. Calls for an end to violence and the restoration of stability in the region increased globally.
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