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Netanyahu Addresses UN General Assembly Amid Walkouts and Protests

During the UN General Assembly on September 24, 2026, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu defended Israel against accusations of genocide in Gaza, stating these claims were false. His speech prompted walkouts from several delegates, while leaders from various countries addressed issues ranging from climate change to international security. Netanyahu's remarks included a historical reference to his previous UN speech about Iran's nuclear program.

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During the UN General Assembly on September 24, 2026, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu defended Israel against accusations of genocide in Gaza, stating these claims were false. His speech prompted walkouts from several delegates, while leaders from various countries addressed issues ranging from climate change to international security. Netanyahu's remarks included a historical reference to his previous UN speech about Iran's nuclear program.

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UNGA Day 3: Netanyahu defends Israel as delegates walk out

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Netanyahu Addresses UN General Assembly Amid Walkouts and Protests