Netanyahu Promises 'Surprises' in UN General Assembly Speech
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced his intention to deliver "surprises" during his upcoming address at the United Nations General Assembly in New York. Ahead of his departure for the United States, Netanyahu released a video message outlining the objectives of his trip.
Netanyahu stated that he would use the UN platform to defend Israel and the IDF soldiers, countering what he described as "terrible lies" being spread at the international forum. He emphasized his commitment to confronting false accusations against Israel and advocating for the country's position.
"I will fight against lies, I will fight for the truth, for our soldiers, for our country," Netanyahu declared. He further indicated that his speech would extend beyond merely responding to criticism, promising "surprises" without elaborating on their nature.
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