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The agreement with Morocco to appoint ambassadors illustrates Netanyahu's foreign policy: a bronzed attitude, open courtship of European ultras and diplomatic use of arms superiority
We need a common space where all violence can be judged, also if Israel exercises it.
The BBC's Nada Tawfik explains why Israel's Benjamin Netanyahu was not arrested after speaking at the UN, despite an ICC arrest warrant.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called Al Jazeera a “toxic media outlet.”
Dozens of countries’ delegations walked out of or were absent for Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu’s UNGA speech.
Which countries walked out of Netanyahu’s UNGA speech?
Israeli PM's criticism of Al Jazeera during UNGA address threatens safety of journalists, the media network says.
Israeli PM's defiant UN speech alienated critics abroad but delighted his base as elections draw near.
A number of moments took place during the week of the United Nations summit, reflecting the complex international policy landscape.
More than 100 detainees at a demonstration during the United Nations General Assembly, in which the Israeli Prime Minister spoke
A day after a divisive speech by Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu, the prime minister of Lebanon will address the UN General Assembly. Leaders from Pakistan and Iraq are also set to speak on the meeting's 4th day.
An Israeli official was filmed taking notes after UN delegates staged a walk out during a speech by Netanyahu.
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
Dozens of delegates walked out on Netanyahu, Yemen’s government pleaded for help, and Kuwait riled against threats.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called accusing Israel of genocide in Gaza the "greatest lie of the century." Many delegates walked out for his General Assembly speech. Mahmoud Abbas also spoke via video.
Al Jazeera’s Emma Withrow reports from a Free Palestine march, where Jewish demonstrators rejected Netanyahu.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called accusing Israel of genocide in Gaza the "greatest lie of the century." Many delegates walked out for his General Assembly speech. Mahmoud Abbas also spoke via video.
Demonstrators blocked streets and marched towards UN headquarters as the Israeli PM addressed world leaders at UNGA.
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,
Israeli prime minister denounces Iran, NYC Mayor Mamdani and critics accusing Israel of crimes against Palestinians.
