While the delegates come out, Netanyahu tells that “Israel” must “end the job” in Gaza Israeli conflict news

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu gave a challenging speech in United Nations General Assembly (UNGA), in an attempt to justify the genocide of his country in Gaza and the condemnation of Western allies as a global criticism of a war for nearly two years.

Speaking at UNGA in New York on Friday, the increasingly isolated Israeli leader was exposed to the “disgraceful decision” by some Western countries in recent days to recognize a Palestinian state.

He said, “It will be a shame for all of you.”

“Your disgraceful decision will encourage terrorism against the Jews, and against innocent people everywhere.”

Netanyahu, who faces a memorandum of demand for the International Criminal Court of the alleged war crimes in Gaza, has made his speech to a scattered audience because many delegates left the General Assembly hall in protest while making his way towards the theater.

Meanwhile, thousands of people moved to the streets of New York to protest the presence of Netanyahu in the city and continue the Israeli war on the besieged Gaza Strip, where Israeli attacks killed more than 65,000 people.

“He is not welcome in New York City,” said a representative of the Palestinian Youth Movement in the demonstration.

“It is unreasonable for elected officials in the United States and New York City and at the national level rolling the red carpet for it.”

A message to Hamas: Surrender or die

During his speech, Netanyahu insisted that despite the growing international pressure and the condemnation of genocide, Israel must “end the job” in Gaza in the wake of the Hamas -led attacks in October 2023, during which an estimated 1139 people were killed.

“Maybe Western leaders have been under pressure,” he said. “And I guarantee you one thing: Israel will not do it.”

Netanyahu’s speech was also broadcast to Gaza through loudspeakers, a fact that he confessed to his speech, and issued a direct message to the Israeli prisoners held in the region.

He said: “We did not forget you, 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 come home.”

Critics said that Netanyahu’s unwillingness to reach the ceasefire deal in Gaza prevented the release of the prisoners, as many opponents, including members of the Israeli parliament, were accusing the prime minister of prolonging the war for political purposes.

Netanyahu also claimed that, thanks to an “unprecedented operation” by the Israeli army, his speech was moving to the mobile phones of people in Gaza, including the Hamas leadership.

He issued a warning that they must put their weapons and release the prisoners, or Simon.

Denial genocide

During his speech, Netanyahu put a familiar narration, in a repeated reference to the 2023 attack to justify the continuation of the war on Gaza.

He also detailed the “Seven War” launched by Israel since its enemies in the region. He was holding a map entitled “The Curse” as an optical assistant, and he included the enemies of Israel throughout the region, including Gaza, Yemen, Iran, Syria, Lebanon and the Iraqi militia.

Netanyahu was particularly spoiling the Western allies of Israel – but not the United States, which was the most defendant in his country in the international organization and the main military motivation.

He told Western leaders: “You know deeply that Israel is fighting your battle.” He also claimed, without evidence, that behind the closed doors, the leaders thanked his country’s efforts to secure the world from “terrorism”.

Members of the American delegation can be seen in the attendees clapping throughout the speech.

Netanyahu denied that Israel was committing the genocide in Gaza, as a United Nations investigation An increasing number of experts found that the Israeli army will not tell them to evacuate if they were trying to commit the genocide.

Israel also denied a deliberate hunger in the population of Gaza, where famine He was announced, to blame Hamas for stealing aid in the region and selling it to finance the war.

In late June, an internal report issued by the United States Development Agency, the United States Agency for International Development, conclude There was no evidence of the systematic looting of the United States provided by Hamas.