NETUNNIAN Brought a pager to the UN podium, a relic of the 2024 operation that targeted Hezbollah in Lebanon, and brandished it while warning that Israel had fought a war on seven fronts in the past three years—an assertion that drew boos from delegates.
Dozens of envoys from 25 countries—including Afghanistan, Algeria, Angola, Bangladesh, Brazil, and the Democratic Republic of Congo—walked out during the speech, leaving an almost empty chamber and prompting the speaker to demand order.
Netanyahu seized the platform to label Iran a "murderous dictatorship," condemned Turkey’s support for Hamas, and slammed New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani as antisemitic, all while calling British Prime Minister Boris Johnson a colonialist and French President Emmanuel Macron a tyrant.
The session closed with Netanyahu urging those who had not left to depart, as the UN General Assembly adjourned, and the Israeli leader returned to a campaign trail in Jerusalem where his supporters were actively mobilizing for the upcoming elections.}