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‘No greater partner than Trump’: Netanyahu defends Iran war as delegates walk out at UNGA

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addressed the United Nations General Assembly, where he defended his country’s ongoing military actions regarding Iran and rejected allegations of genocide in Gaza. During the speech, a number of delegates walked out of the assembly hall in protest.

Netanyahu also highlighted his relationship with former U.S. President Donald Trump, characterizing him as a significant partner. The event underscored the ongoing international polarization surrounding Israel's current military operations and diplomatic alliances.

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Times of India (IN) Focuses on the Trump partnership and defense of Iran war
cbs6albany.com (UNITED STATES) Emphasizes the walkout and the rejection of genocide claims
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