Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu spoke at the UN General Assembly on September 24, 2026, rejecting genocide allegations and declaring Israel would win its wars. His combative speech drew criticism but also reinforced his political standing at home.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu gave a combative speech at the UN General Assembly on Thursday in which he denied that Israel had committed genocide in Gaza, lashed out at leaders, including New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani, and said attacking Iran was "one of the easiest decisions" he had ever made.
Israel’s leader Benjamin Netanyahu didn’t mince his words and even gave New York’s mayor – Zohran Mamdani – a serve in a defiant speech to the UN General Assembly.
'We're going to win,' Netanyahu tells UN summit - and voters back home ->The Christian Science Monitor | More on "Netanyahu's UN speech and Israeli politics" at BigEarthData.ai Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu delivered a defiant speech to a largely empty U.N. General Assembly Thursday, dismissing accusations of genocide against the Palestinians, trumpeting Israel’s success in defeating I