Netanyahu attacks the Palestinian recognition while dozens of United Nations discourse come out

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu attacked the recognition of a Palestinian state by multiple Western countries during a combat speech at the United Nations General Assembly.

Netanyahu described the recognition of moving the “mark of shame” that sent the message “the killing of the Jews.”

Dozens of officials and diplomats wandered while he was moving to the platform, leaving large parts of the empty conference hall. Abroad, the demonstrators gathered against the Israeli war in Gaza in the Times Square.

Israel was subjected to huge international pressure on its military action in Gaza, and it reached its climax in the United Kingdom, France, Canada, Australia and other countries Acknowledging the state of Palestine this week.

In his opening notes, Netanyahu offered a map called “Curse” He said he showed groups of an Iranian agent across the Middle East. Then he highlighted the Israeli military operations during the past year against Hezbollah in Lebanon, Houthis in Yemen, Hamas in Gaza, and Iran.

US President Donald Trump thanked his American involvement in bombing the Iranian Fordo nuclear site in June, and directed the similarities between the Hamas attack on October 7, 2023 on Israel and the September 11 attack on the United States. He said that the two countries were fighting the same enemies, pointing to the chants of “death to America” ​​by groups linked to Iran.

The Israeli Prime Minister repeated that Israel would not allow the Palestinian state to exist and said that this position is supported by the vast majority of the Israelis.

He went on to refute the conclusion of the United Nations Investigation Committee Israel had committed the genocide in GazaClaiming that the charge was “unfounded”.

He also rejected the data by the multiple United Nations agencies that Israel intentionally restricts the amount of aid entering Gaza. In August, a The uninterrupted body emphasized that famine It was happening in Gaza City.

Before his speech, the Netanyahu office ordered that Israeli military loudspeakers were on trucks near the Gaza vicinity fence to broadcast his words directly through the region.

Netanyahu also claimed that Israeli intelligence had penetrated smartphones for people in Gaza and would flow his speech to them directly. BBC sources in Gaza said their phones were not affected.

He said that the intention of this is that a message will reach the Israeli hostages there.

Our brave heroes, read on the platform. “This is Prime Minister Netanyahu who talks to you live from the United Nations. We have not forgotten, not even for one second. The people of Israel are with you. We will not get stuck, and we will not rest until we all return to the house.”

There are 48 remaining hostages in Gaza, 20 of whom are alive.

“What does he gain by broadcasting his speech by force to civilians trapped inside the tents, except for their humiliation?”

Netanyahu devoted the last part of his speech to Israeli neighbors, saying that he was close to the escalation agreement with Syria and inviting the Lebanese government to increase its efforts to disarm Hezbollah.

He was immediately criticized inside Israel, with the writing of the opposition leader Yar Lapid: “Today, the exhausting Israeli Prime Minister witnessed, in a letter loaded on excessive tricks.”

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Yer Golan, the leader of the Democrats of Israel, said that the speech showed “the victim only, the innocent, and the complete blindness of the suffering of the hostages and the sacrifice of the fighters.”

Superpeaker stun described “an invalid, boys, and crazy”, saying it was a “propaganda offer”.

One day, Palestinian Authority leader Mahmoud Abbas said in his speech to the General Assembly that he was ready to work with world leaders Implementing the peace plan For Israel and the Palestinians.

Soon after Netanyahu’s end, Donald Trump told reporters separately: “I think we have a deal on Gaza.” No more details provided, although speculation was up that the ceasefire deal may be close.

International journalists have been prevented by Israel from entering the Gaza Strip independently since the beginning of the war, nearly two years ago, making the requests to verify both sides are difficult. Some journalists were transferred to Gaza by the Israeli Defense Army under control.

The Israeli army launched a campaign in Gaza in response to the Hamas -led attack on southern Israel on October 7, 2023, where about 1,200 people were killed and 251 others took hostage.

At least 65,549 people have been killed in Israeli attacks in Gaza since then, according to the Hamas Ministry of Health in the region.