VIDEO Benjamin Netanyahu, fed at the UN General Assembly. Dozens of ambassadors came out of the room when he supported his speech
The Israeli prime minister made his entrance to the UN General Assembly Hall on Friday under a part of the public, and several delegations left the room, leaving much of it empty, reports Le Figaro and CNN, quoted by News.ro. Dozens of diplomats left their places at the arrival of Benjamin Netanyahu at the stands, while others applauded the gesture.
Some have gone applauding the gesture, while others have fooled Benjamin Netanyahu. The delegates were called to order by cries of “peace in the room” when the Israeli prime minister began his speech, the first of the day at the UN General Assembly.
Over a Hundred diplomats from more than 50 countries staged a mass Walkout as Israeli Ministry Benjamin Netanyahu Entered the United Nations General Assembly Hall, Crowding In Aisles to Out Through the Room's Various Exits. https://t.co/uuhoso7rwb pic.twitter.com/pxsttbntyn
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Netanyahu began his speech requesting from the UN stands to establish sanctions against Iran.
At the same time, he said that Israel would continue his offensive in Gaza, saying he “destroyed most of the Hamas terrorist machinery” and promised to “finish” the elimination of Hamas from Gaza. In front of a dispersed audience, the Israeli prime minister again rejected the accusations of “genocide” in Gaza.
According to CNN, his UN speech was also transmitted through speakers on the border with Gaza, as part of what his office calls “a public diplomacy effort.”
“We will not commit suicide as a nation”
The Israeli prime minister firmly rejected the notion of Palestinian state during his speech at the UN General Assembly, qualifying the recent wave of recognitions as “shameful, purely crazy and unhealthy.” A few days after France, the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia and other Western countries announced the Palestinian diplomatic initiative, Netanyahu attacked world leaders and accused them of giving under pressure. “Your shameful decision will encourage terrorism against the Jews and against innocent people everywhere. It will be a sign of shame to you,” he said. “What you do is give the supreme reward to the intolerant fanatics who committed and supported the Sabbath massacre. To give Palestinians a state of a mile of Jerusalem, after October 7, it is as if you were offering a state to a mile of New York after September 11,” said Israeli prime minister.
“Israel will not allow you to put a terrorist state on us. We will not kill ourselves as a nation because you do not have the courage to face a hostile press and anti-Semitic crowds that require the blood of Israel,” he said, referring to a declarative vote of the Israeli Parliament last year, in which 99 of 120 parliament. imposes a Palestinian state.
He claimed that he is not “hostile” by the right -wing extremist parties. “My opposition to a Palestinian state is not simply my policy or the government, it is the policy of the state and the people of the state of Israel,” he said.
On the other hand, writes CNN, a high official Hamas defended the attacks of October 7, 2023, declaring for the American television station that they created “a golden moment” for the Palestinian cause, despite the tens of thousands of dead in the Gaza strip.
Netanyahu came up with Grila Tests at the General Assembly
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu used props, maps and grid tests during his speech at the United Nations General Assembly.
For example, he wore a large, white badge on which a QR code was displayed. “Much of the world does not remember October 7, but we remember,” said Netanyahu, pointing to the badge and asking people to use the QR code that led to a website about Hamas attacks.
Then he removed a last year's accessory from the UN: a map that presented what he called the “curse of the Iranian terror axis”, with Iran, Iraq, Syria and Lebanon highlighted with red.
A surprise test followed. He pulled out a large sheet. “Let's do a surprise test and raise your hand if you know the answer,” said Netanyahu. “Here is the first question. Who shouts” Death to America “? A. Iran? B. Hamas, C. Hezbollah? D.Houthi or E. all of the above? ” After a break, Netanyahu continued.
Netanyahu is not the only leader who interrupted the monotony of UN meetings with the help of visual means. This year, Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian showed the delegates a collage of photos with children killed in Gaza during his speech, notes CNN.
The past examples were much more elaborate: another Israeli official used a miniature of paper to destroy a copy of the UN Charter last year. Going back and back in time, the former US Secretary of State Colin Powell waved a replica of an anthrax vial during a Security Council meeting a month before the American invasion of Iraq in 2003.
Netanyahu will meet US President Donald Trump on Monday, who promised to block any Israel's attempt to annex the Cisiorordan – a message that comes from a new US peace plan and recently discussed with Arab leaders.
