Israel's Prime Minster Speaks Out at the UN
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What did Israel's Prime Minister say at the UN?
Israel's prime minister speaks out at the UN. I'm Dave Anthony, Fox News. After many delegates from around the world walked out of the General Assembly in protest.
And then Benjamin Netanyahu took the stage. The final remnants of Hamas are holed up in Gaza City. They vow... to repeat the atrocities of October 7th again and again and again. So the prime minister said... That is why Israel must finish the job.
And he called Hamas monsters, demanding they release all 20 hostages still being held and believed to be alive, reading all their names. As for the countries of the UN now recognizing a Palestinian state... Sheer madness. It's insane. And we won't do it. Netanyahu getting cheers from the delegates still there. President Trump just said while leaving the White House before flying to attend Golf's Rider Cup in New York, he thinks they may have a ceasefire deal for Gaza. Former FBI Director James Comey is facing an arraignment next month, though.
What is the significance of Hamas in Netanyahu's speech?
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How did Netanyahu react to the recognition of a Palestinian state?
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What updates did President Trump provide regarding Gaza?
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