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Israel more isolated amid Netanyahu speech
The Hebrew newspaper Yedioth Ahronoth reported on Thursday that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will arrive in New York to deliver his speech at the United Nations General Assembly. It noted that his international isolation is increasing compared to the past. Despite efforts to arrange bilateral meetings with allied leaders, he has failed to hold meetings with U.S. President Donald Trump or other important figures. His speech is expected to be delivered in a hostile atmosphere, with banners criticizing Israel and accusations of genocide. It is likely that he will focus on Iran, presenting intelligence images of Iran’s attempts to rebuild its nuclear and missile programs, addressing regional issues, and sending a message to the Israeli people. His language is filled with fear of an uncertain future, amidst rising international criticism and the dominance of the far-right in government decisions.
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