Bibi delivers defiant speech at UN after walkout by dozens of nations
Israeli PM Netanyahu, in a defiant UN address, defended his nation's actions and pledged to "finish the job" against Hamas. He sharply criticised US allies for recognising a Palestinian state, labelling it a reward for terrorism and asserting Israel's refusal to accept a "terrorist state." Amid delegate walkouts, Netanyahu accused leaders of succumbing to pressure, while privately acknowledging Israel's intelligence.
Israeli PM Netanyahu, in a defiant UN address, defended his nation's actions and pledged to "finish the job" against Hamas. He sharply criticised US allies for recognising a Palestinian state, labelling it a reward for terrorism and asserting Israel's refusal to accept a "terrorist state." Amid delegate walkouts, Netanyahu accused leaders of succumbing to pressure, while privately acknowledging Israel's intelligence.
