Netanyahu Slams NYC Mayor Adams, Vows to Expose 'Truth' About Him
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu issued a strong rebuke Tuesday against New York City Mayor Eric Adams, who had previously labeled Netanyahu a "war criminal" and "architect of the horrific genocide of Palestinians." Netanyahu called Adams' remarks "shameful," accusing the mayor of supporting Hamas, which he described as a "terror monster" that massacred Israelis.
Netanyahu further condemned Adams for allegedly inciting riots against Jewish people in New York. "Shame on you, Adams, for inciting riots against the Jews of New York," Netanyahu stated.
The Israeli prime minister declared his intention to address the United Nations, where he plans to speak about the "heroic soldiers" of Israel and to "expose the truth" about Mayor Adams. Netanyahu's remarks signal a significant escalation in rhetoric between the two leaders.
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