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Global media view Netanyahu's speech as electoral stunt
The article discusses Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's speech before the United Nations General Assembly, which included a sharp attack on his critics, especially regarding the West Bank, settlement expansion, and settler violence. He indicated that the speech was mainly aimed at the Israeli public, as he seeks to garner support ahead of the upcoming elections. The response to his speech was weak, with one of the largest halls being largely empty, and many diplomats leaving during his address. He also touched on tensions with Iran, Israel's regional stance, and his election campaign, which featured displays of military support devices like Starlink. Analysts have highlighted that the speech reflects Netanyahu's weakened position both domestically and internationally, amid international criticism and increasing isolation. It also comes amidst ongoing security and political challenges facing Israel, including settlement development in the West Bank, deteriorating relations with the United States—especially with the Biden administration—and Netanyahu's declining popularity as the election date approaches.
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