Netanyahu defended Israel's military actions in the Middle East at the UN General Assembly, as dozens of representatives walked out in protest.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, speaking at the UN General Assembly, strongly defended Israel's military actions in Iran, Gaza, and other parts of the Middle East, and denied accusations of genocide in Gaza. As he took the podium, dozens of delegates walked out in protest, whom Netanyahu called "moral cowards." He also criticized countries and leaders who have condemned Israel, including Turkish President Erdogan and New York City Mayor Mamdani.
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