Benjamin Netanyahu dismissed genocide claims and defended Israel's operations in Gaza, Iran, and elsewhere in the Middle East.

Benjamin Netanyahu used his UN speech to defend Israel's strike on Iran and reject genocide allegations in Gaza. The address exposed widening regional fault lines as delegates walked out, Hamas signalled conditional progress, and Yemen's crisis deepened.

Several country delegations walked out of the United Nations General Assembly, UNGA, hall on Thursday as Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu began

Benjamin Netanyahu told the UN General Assembly that attacking Iran was an easy decision as delegates staged a mass walkout. The protest underscored widening global anger over Israel's conduct and its claims of self-defence.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Thursday mounted a forceful defense of Israel's actions in the region at the United Nations as dozens of delegates streamed out.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called accusing Israel of genocide in Gaza the "greatest lie of the century." Many delegates walked out for his General Assembly speech. Mahmoud Abbas also spoke via video.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called accusing Israel of genocide in Gaza the "greatest lie of the century." Many delegates walked out for his General Assembly speech. Mahmoud Abbas also spoke via video.