Netanyahu speaks to nearly empty UN hall
The article focused on Benjamin Netanyahu's speech at the United Nations General Assembly, which was held in the context of a significant absence of attendees, as several diplomats left the hall before it concluded. The speech was delivered late and alone, primarily targeting Iran, Hamas, Hezbollah, Qatar, and Turkish President Erdoğan, along with criticisms of France, Britain, and the mayor of New York. Netanyahu used symbolic means in his speech to represent military operations against these entities. The speech centered on defending Israel’s record and the Israeli army in response to accusations of genocide in Gaza. However, the analysis viewed its impact as limited, noting that it lacked a clear political vision for peace, and pointed out that around 70 countries were absent from the attendance.
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