Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu concluded his speech at the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) on Friday, September 26, 2025. During his address, he addressed various political issues concerning Israel and its stance on the Palestinian statehood.
In his speech, Netanyahu warned Western leaders against recognizing a Palestinian state, emphasizing Israel"s position on the matter. He stated, "We will not accept a terrorist state," highlighting his government"s firm stance on security concerns. Netanyahu also referenced the October 7 attacks, claiming that Palestinians celebrated these events similarly to the September 11 attacks in the United States.
Netanyahu drew a comparison between the potential establishment of a Palestinian state near Jerusalem and the presence of Al-Qaeda near New York City, underscoring the perceived risks associated with such developments. He reiterated the necessity for Israel to "finish the job against Hamas in Gaza City," reflecting ongoing military objectives.
For more on Netanyahu"s remarks, see our related coverage on Netanyahu"s warnings to Western leaders and his stance on a terrorist state.
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