
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was protested for the 3rd time during his UN General Assembly speech, with representatives of many countries leaving the hall in protest; Demonstrations were also held in the streets of New York against Israel's attacks on Gaza.
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Israel's 군사 operations in Gaza since October 7, 2023 have been faced with allegations of genocide by the international community.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, the perpetrator of the Gaza genocide, addressed the hall where many country representatives left in protest against him during his UN General Assembly speech.
Netanyahu entered the hall and headed to the podium to address the 81st UN General Assembly.
After Netanyahu took the podium, many country delegations left the General Assembly hall to react to Israel's genocide in Gaza and its continued attacks despite the ceasefire, land grabs in the occupied West Bank, and attacks on Syria and Lebanon.
As the representatives stood up and left the General Assembly, voices of protest rose in the hall and Netanyahu was booed.
After many representatives left the hall, Netanyahu continued his speech in the almost completely empty General Assembly hall.
Thus, while Netanyahu was protested at the UN General Assembly for the third time since October 7, 2023, anti-Israeli Prime Minister demonstrations were held under intense security measures around the UN Headquarters in New York.
A PROTEST WAS ALSO HELD ON THE STREETS OF NEW YORK
Demonstrators protesting Israel's attacks on the streets of New York chanted the slogan "Stop arming Israel, let Gaza live" and carried banners saying "Stop genocide" and "Finance people, not war".
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New decisions against Israel may be taken due to the protest effect in the UN General Assembly.
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During Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's speech at the UN General Assembly, representatives of many countries left the hall protesting against Israeli actions in Gaza. The representatives stood up and left, and voices of protest were heard in the hall. Netanyahu continued his speech in the almost empty hall, and this was the third time he was protested at the UN General Assembly since October 7, 2023.