At the UN, Netanyahu says attacking Iran was 'one of the easiest decisions'
Summary
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu spoke at the United Nations, defending Israel’s attack on Iran’s nuclear facilities and criticizing political opponents, including New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani. Many diplomats walked out of his speech in protest, while Netanyahu praised President Trump’s support for Israel.Key Facts
- Netanyahu said attacking Iran’s nuclear sites was a difficult but necessary decision to protect lives.
- Dozens of diplomats left the hall before Netanyahu’s speech began to protest his remarks.
- Netanyahu called out leaders and governments he accused of spreading lies about Israel and promoting hatred against Jews.
- He directly criticized NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani, calling him antisemitic for comparing Israel’s actions to genocide.
- Mamdani responded by accusing Netanyahu of lying and being subject to an International Criminal Court arrest warrant.
- Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas addressed the UN by video because the U.S. denied him a visa.
- Netanyahu is expected to spend less than a day in the U.S. and not meet with President Trump, highlighting tense relations.
- Despite tensions, Netanyahu praised President Trump as Israel’s strongest ally against enemies.
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