Netanyahu Highlights Israeli Military Successes Post-October 7 at UN
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addressed the UN General Assembly in New York, asserting that Israel has achieved significant military victories since the Hamas attack on October 7, 2023. Netanyahu described October 7 as the "darkest day in Israel's history," condemning the brutal killings by Hamas militants. He stated that Israel, contrary to expectations of collapse, "rose up and fought like lions," praising the heroism of Israeli soldiers engaged in combat on seven fronts for three years.
According to Netanyahu, Israel, with the support of "great American friends," has defeated Hamas and inflicted substantial damage on Hezbollah. He cited the destruction of pagers used by Hezbollah militants and strikes on Iranian military sites and its nuclear program as examples of these operations. The Prime Minister also noted the elimination of Hezbollah leaders and the ongoing regrouping and attacks by remaining militants, lamenting the lack of coverage from international media and social networks.
Netanyahu also made separate remarks about Iran's nuclear program, calling the decision to destroy it "simple." The article also briefly mentions other unrelated news items, including the Argentinian President dancing with students, Israel's Navy acquiring a sixth submarine, IDF detaining Israelis attempting to enter Gaza, and the resumption of demolition of illegal structures in "Zone of Fire 918."
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