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Netanyahu Addresses UN, Criticizing Iran, Qatar, Turkey, and Gaza Genocide Claims
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu delivered a strong address at the UN General Assembly, criticizing Iran, Qatar, and Turkey, while vehemently denying accusations of genocide in Gaza. He also targeted New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani and called for Israeli unity ahead of elections.
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- Netanyahu criticized Iran, Qatar, and Turkey at the UN, accusing them of supporting terrorism and spreading lies.
- He strongly denied genocide accusations in Gaza, calling it 'the greatest lie of the century'.
- Netanyahu used props, including a Starlink device, and criticized New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani.
- Many Arab and Muslim delegations walked out during his speech, which he labeled 'moral cowards'.
- The address occurred shortly before Israeli general elections and called for national unity.
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