Netanyahu at UN: Israel did not commit, but prevented genocide
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addressed the United Nations General Assembly on September 24, 2026, denying genocide accusations against Palestinians in Gaza. He emphasized Israel's right to self-defense and warned of threats from Iran and Palestinian terrorists. His speech took place in a largely empty room, with some attendees leaving during his address.
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Israel will continue to defend itself and will win, because it has no other option.
Netanyahu, facing a mostly empty room in the UN, again denies there is a genocide in Gaza.
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Israel will continue to defend itself and will win, because it has no other option. On Thursday, this was stated in a speech during the general debate of the 81st session of the General Assembly of the United Nations by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. He also mentioned the threat posed by Iran, as well as attacks by Palestinian terrorists on Israel.
"If there are more cowardly people who want to leave the room, let them do so now": Netanyahu before beginning his speech at the UN.
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