Many delegates left the hall during Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's speech at the UN General Assembly.
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Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu faced protests while speaking at the UN General Assembly and many delegations left the hall.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's speech at the United Nations General Assembly was held in the shadow of protests, as in previous years. Netanyahu was protested on the streets of New York, and many participants left the hall while he was giving his speech.
An extraordinary moment occurred during Netanyahu's speech. An Israeli diplomat was seen meticulously taking notes and recording the names of the countries and delegations that left the hall before and during Netanyahu's speech.
In the videos shared widely on social media, the Israeli diplomat was seen walking around the corridors of the hall and keeping a list of those who left the hall.
The session started with visible tension. As soon as Netanyahu took the podium, boos and chants of "Freedom for Palestine" rose in the hall. Applause came only from the US and Israeli delegations and some participants.
Some news reports claimed that approximately 77 countries or delegations participated in the boycott. Among the countries that had their representatives in the hall were the USA, China, Colombia, Azerbaijan and Greece, as well as the United Arab Emirates. So far, neither the United Nations nor any official international organization has published a final or verified list of all countries and delegations participating in the mass walkout.

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