Netanyahu addresses UN General Assembly amid walkouts and protests
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addressed the United Nations General Assembly while facing walkouts and protests in New York.
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- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addressed the United Nations General Assembly, where he criticized the Iranian leadership and offered a Starlink device to their delegation.
- Numerous representatives walked out of the hall during the speech, prompting Netanyahu to call them moral cowards.
- Police arrested protesters in New York, including notable public figures, during demonstrations surrounding the visit.
- Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas used a recorded message to accuse Israel of genocide in Gaza and harmful policies in the West Bank.
What to watch next
- Ongoing reactions to Netanyahu's address by UN member states
- Further developments regarding the Starlink device offer to the Iranian delegation
- Potential future protests in New York related to the conflict
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