Kokcha News Agency — Full details: As Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu approached the podium for his speech at the United Nations General Assembly, a significant number of delegates exited the hall in protest, leaving large sections of the chamber empty.
Netanyahu, whom protesters and critics have labeled “genocidal,” “murderer,” and “butcher of Gaza” for his government’s military actions in the Gaza Strip, raised his voice and delivered parts of his address to a sparsely populated assembly.
Observers described an atmosphere of tension and polarization as representatives who oppose Israel’s policies on Gaza staged the walkout to register their condemnation.
Security officials monitored the proceedings, and several diplomats later issued statements reaffirming their positions on the conflict and demanding accountability and humanitarian relief.
The walkout underscored deep divisions within the international community over the conduct and consequences of the Gaza campaign.
🔹Netanyahu spoke to a thinning UN General Assembly after a walkout by many delegates protesting Israel’s actions in Gaza. #UNGA #Netanyahu #Gaza 😡🕊️
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