Netanyahu downplays settler violence in UN General Assembly speech

On September 24, 2026, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addressed the UN General Assembly, downplaying Israeli settler violence in the occupied West Bank and rejecting genocide accusations against Israel. Multiple delegates walked out during the speech, which included accusations of antisemitism directed at New York figures.

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Netanyahu downplays Israeli settler violence in occupied West Bank during UN speech

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🇮🇱 PM #NetanyahuWarCriminal DOWNPLAYS No. of Palestinian CASUALTIES by #IsraeliSettlerTerrorists in the #IllegallyOccupiedWestBank during Speech at #UNGeneralAssembly At least 25 Palestinians, incl. Children have been MURDERED in the #WestBank in 2026. 🇵🇸🍉 #ToriesGone812 youtube.com/shorts/xg-s6... YouTube video by Middle East Eye