Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, on Thursday, serves as the United Nations Platform, in a speech that is expected to be marked by an offensive tone, at a time when Netanyahu finds itself isolated on the international scene while interning a difficult electoral campaign. The Israeli-Palestinian conflict will be at the centre of the third day of General Assembly discussions, which will also be addressed by the President of the Palestinian Authority, Mahmoud Abbas, via video technology, after Washington refused to grant him a visa, as in the past year. Continue our direct coverage.

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