During the U.N. General Assembly session, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addressed the delegates after Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas accused Israel of attempting to displace Palestinians from the West Bank and Gaza. The session saw dozens of delegates leaving the hall as Netanyahu began his speech.
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Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu Addresses U.N. General Assembly Following Palestinian Accusations
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu spoke at the U.N. General Assembly following accusations from Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas regarding Israel's actions in the West Bank and Gaza. Many delegates left the hall during his address.
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