Netanyahu defended the attack on Iran's nuclear facilities before the UN: "We would all be dead."

During an address to the United Nations General Assembly, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu defended his country's actions and warned of the global danger posed by Iran. Netanyahu asserted that the destruction of Iranian nuclear facilities was a necessary decision to prevent a catastrophic threat, stating that otherwise "we would all be dead."

In his speech, the Israeli leader also addressed broader international criticisms, denying allegations of genocide against his country, directing verbal attacks at Europe, and referencing the Bible to support his arguments.