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UN: Benjamin Netanyahu's speech boycotted

Dozens of people, members of various delegations represented at the UN General Assembly, left the room on Thursday in protest at Benjamin Netanyahu's speech. This is not the first time the leader has faced such a protest. Similar boycotts had already marked his previous interventions at the United Nations.

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Netanyahu rejects the genocide in Gaza to the UN and Abbas to alert a second Nakba

It concludes the third day of the UN General Assembly. Between booby and the abandonment of several delegates from the room, Israel's Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, defended his offensive in Gaza, rejected as "lie" the allegations of genocide and held that, on the contrary, his country "prevented" one from happening. From another stage, by video call and following Washington's refusal to grant him the visa, Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas warned that his people were going through one of the "most dangerous" chapters of his history, rejected a repeat of the Nakba and demanded to launch the pl

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Allegations of Israeli "genocide" in Gaza at the UN: what is the conclusion of the international position?

Days after the three-year Israeli offensive in Gaza, the attacks continue despite the truce of October 2025. Israel will not withdraw until the total disarmament of Hamas, which in turn demands an end to the attacks and the withdrawal of Israeli troops. In parallel, at the 81st UN General Assembly, the President of the Palestinian Authority, Mahmud Abbas, spoke by video conference after being denied the visa for the second consecutive year, and denounced that Israel seeks to end the "existence and life" of the Palestinians. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu

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Between booby and cross-accusations, so were the speeches of Netanyahu and Abbas to the UN

In the midst of booby and the withdrawal of several delegates, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu attacked the UN General Assembly against the allegations of genocide in Gaza, calling them "lie" and ensuring that, instead of committing it, he "prevented genocide" in Israel. By video conference, after being denied a visa by the Donald Trump Administration, Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas warned that his people "face one of the most dangerous moments in their history," he asked to avoid a second Nakba and demanded the implementation of the plan for Gaza,

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"The biggest lie of the century": at the UN, Netanyahu rejects accusations of genocide

Benjamin Netanyahu, faced with growing isolation on the international scene and engaged in a difficult electoral campaign, strongly denounced on Thursday the criticisms against Israel. A statement as international condemnations, including that of Emmanuel Macron, multiplied in the face of violence against Palestinians in the occupied West Bank.

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In front of the UN General Assembly, Netanyahu attacks Paris and London

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu insured himself on Thursday 24 September against countries, including France and the United Kingdom, which criticize Israel's settlement policy when they themselves are former colonial countries. Béligh Nabli, professor of public law at UPEC and researcher at Sciences Po Paris, analyses his speech.

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