UN Members Leave Hall Before Netanyahu
Several delegations withdrew from the General Assembly hall at the United Nations in New York at the start of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's speech, amidst protests and tensions over Israeli policies and the war in Gaza. Netanyahu responded to the withdrawals by criticizing what he called the "cowards" who should leave the hall, insisting that Israel is defending itself and defending other countries that have also left the room. He also mentioned that destroying Iran's nuclear facilities was difficult, but it was a decision he made easily. Additionally, he sent a message to the Syrian president, saying that Jews have been present in the Golan since the time of Moses.
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