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Delegates walk out as Netanyahu speaks at the United Nations
A fter being repeatedly condemned as a war criminal by other world leaders during the United Nations General Assembly's current meeting in New York, Israel i Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu had his turn to speak on the world stage on Friday. Many delegates walked out as Netanyahu approached the podium.

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Protesters gather for Netanyahu's speech at United Nations
Delegates walk out as Netanyahu addresses U.N.
The UN delegates may have left – but Netanyahu was only speaking to one audience anyway
As diplomats and world leaders staged a mass walkout in protest at the appearance of indicted alleged war criminal Benjamin Netanyahu at the United Nations, it was clear they were not his target audie...

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Watch: Dozens of delegates walk out ahead of Netanyahu's U.N. speech
Watch moment diplomats walk out as Israeli PM Netanyahu speaks at UN
Dozens walk out on Netanyahu UN speech calling Palestinian recognition a 'mark of shame'
The key question for Australia after UN report's Gaza genocide finding Hamas has offered to release all remaining hostages — only about 20 of whom are said to be alive out of a total of 48 — in exchan...

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Netanyahu attacks Palestinian recognition as dozens walk out of UN speech
Netanyahu to address UN as pressure mounts over Israel's genocide in Gaza

Netanyahu insists Israel must ‘finish job’ in Gaza

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‘If You Don’t, Israel Will Hunt You Down’: Netanyahu Addresses Hamas, Demands Release of Hostages in U.N. Speech
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addressed Hamas directly during his speech at the United Nations General Assembly in New York on Friday. After explaining that his speech

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Netanyahu, at U.N., says Israel ‘must finish the job’ against Hamas in Gaza
Netanyahu shrugs off UN walkout, says Israel must ‘finish the job’ against Hamas in Gaza
Netanyahu rebukes Western nations from UN stage for embracing Palestinian statehood
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Friday cataloged Israeli victories against Hamas militants, Iran and their supporters in a speech at the United Nations that reminded the world of the hor...

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Benjamin Netanyahu met by mass walkout of diplomats before UN address
Netanyahu heads to UN General Assembly as Israel faces unprecedented criticism
Netanyahu speech prompts mass walk-out at UN
The Hamas-run Gaza government media office said in a statement that Netanyahu's speech was "filled with lies and blatant contradictions" and condemned it as a "desperate attempt to justify the war cr...

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UN delegates walk out of Netanyahu address after cheering Palestinian leader day before
Netanyahu blasts 'shameful' recognition of Palestinian state; U.N. delegates walk out to protest speech

At U.N., amid jeers and cheers, Netanyahu says Israel 'must finish the job' in Gaza

The Israeli prime minister's speech was defiant, despite his growing international isolation over his refusal to end the devastating war to eradicate Hamas.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addresses United Nations: Watch livestream

The address, which began at 9 a.m., has so far largely focused on perceived threats against Israel in the Middle East.
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Netanyahu condemns Western nations for abandoning Israel in U.N. address

The Israeli PM said the country’s ‘support quickly evaporated when Israel did what any self- respecting nation would do in the wake of such a savage attack: We fought back’

At the United Nations This Week, It’s Trump and Netanyahu vs. the World on Palestine

Palestinian statehood will be top of the agenda at the U.N. this week, with a number of countries announcing recognition Sunday and Monday.

Israel calls UN push for Palestine statehood a ‘charade,’ warns of ‘consequences’ for recognition moves

France joins Australia, Canada, UK and other allies in recognizing Palestinian state as Israel threatens diplomatic consequences for the growing movement.
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