Netanyahu Blasts Iran, Qatar, and Turkey in Fiery UN Address, Rejects Genocide Allegations

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu delivered a fiery speech at the UN General Assembly, launching sharp criticisms against the regime ruling Iran, Qatar, and Turkey. He vehemently rejected accusations of genocide in Gaza, labeling them the lie of the century. Netanyahu defended the moral conduct of the Israel Defense Forces and downplayed reports of settler violence. Many international envoys walked out of the assembly hall before he began his address. Notably, the Prime Minister made no mention of Saudi Arabia or the Abraham Accords during his remarks.