Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu delivered a passionate address at the United Nations, declaring that Israel must “finish the job” in Gaza. He fiercely criticized international voices calling for restraint and openly denounced Western allies who have recently recognized Palestine.
Netanyahu emphasized that Israel will not bow to external pressure and will continue its military operations in Gaza until its objectives are met. He accused critics of double standards and argued that Israel’s security remains non-negotiable. During his speech, he pointed out the dangers he perceives if Israel does not act decisively, reinforcing his government’s stance on the ongoing conflict.
International Response
Many world leaders and organizations have called for a ceasefire and a diplomatic resolution, but Netanyahu signaled that Israel’s campaign would continue. He expressed disappointment over Western countries recognizing Palestinian statehood, labeling such moves as undermining Israel’s right to self-defense. The speech set a confrontational tone, highlighting deep divisions in the international community over the conflict.
Looking Ahead
As the situation in Gaza intensifies, Netanyahu’s remarks at the UN signal no immediate change in Israel’s approach. Global calls for peace and restraint appear unlikely to alter the Israeli government’s course in the near future.
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Al Jazeera – Netanyahu tells UN that Israel must ‘finish job’ in Gaza
