Netanyahu defends Israel's Iran strikes and rejects Gaza genocide claims at UN
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu spoke at the United Nations General Assembly, asserting that Israel “is going to win” and that it has no other choice in its current security stance. In his address, he defended Israel’s recent strikes against Iran as a matter of national survival.
Netanyahu also described the violence in the West Bank as the work of a few “juvenile delinquents” and dismissed accusations that Israel is committing genocide in Gaza, calling such claims “the greatest lie of the century.”
In his remarks at the UN General Assembly, Netanyahu defended Israel’s strikes against Iran, described West Bank violence as the work of juvenile delinquents, and rejected genocide accusations in Gaza.
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