Netanyahu denies genocide, criticizes Qatar Erdogan Mammadani
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's speech before the United Nations General Assembly focused on defending Israel's policies and stance on Middle Eastern issues. He delivered sharp criticisms of global media outlets and accused certain Arab and European countries of anti-Semitism. Netanyahu emphasized that Israel has been fighting on multiple fronts for the past three years and is working to destroy Iran's nuclear facilities, considering these operations necessary for its survival. An Israeli official denied allegations of genocide in the Gaza Strip, dismissing them as lies, and pointed out that Israeli occupation of the Golan Heights has lasted for centuries, expressing his conviction of the need to preserve a Jewish state. He also criticized Qatar and Turkey, describing Erdoğan as a "tyrant." Meanwhile, he praised U.S. President Trump for his role in addressing surrounding threats. The UN session saw several delegations withdraw at the start of the speech, a repeat of a similar event that occurred the previous year.
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