Netanyahu rejects genocide allegations before an assembly emptied by dozens of delegations
Middle East2 sources2 countries🔦 Under-reported32m ago
On Thursday, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addressed the United Nations General Assembly, where he strongly rejected allegations of genocide regarding the war in Gaza, labeling the accusations as "the biggest lie of the century."
His address was met with significant disruption inside the assembly hall. Dozens of delegations and envoys from around the world walked out in protest just before and as he began speaking.
As the delegates departed the hall, some members jeered and booed, highlighting the stark diplomatic divisions surrounding Israel's military campaign in Gaza as presented on the international stage.
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MercoPress (LatAm) (UY)Focuses on Netanyahu's rejection of genocide charges and the timing of the walkout.
Middle East Eye (GB)Emphasizes the protest action, walkout, and hostile reaction of the delegates.
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