Group 1 - Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu defended military actions in Gaza and the broader Middle East, stating that opposition to Palestinian statehood is a core policy of his government and Israel's national policy [1][2] - During Netanyahu's speech at the UN, many representatives from Arab, Islamic, African, and some European countries walked out in protest, highlighting international dissent against Israel's actions [1][2] - Netanyahu claimed that eliminating Hamas would facilitate normalization of relations between Israel and Arab nations, and he accused several Western countries of endorsing Palestinian statehood due to anti-Semitism [2] Group 2 - Netanyahu's remarks were met with backlash from Palestinian President Abbas, who emphasized that the Palestinian Authority recognized Israel's right to exist as early as 1988 and condemned Hamas's recent attacks [2] - Hamas responded to Netanyahu's speech, labeling it as misleading and filled with contradictions, and noted that the walkout by multiple country representatives indicated growing resistance against Israel [2] - Controversy arose from Israel's use of loudspeakers along the Gaza border to broadcast Netanyahu's speech, which angered families of hostages and opposition leaders who criticized the lack of a clear plan for hostage release and resolution of the conflict [3]
以色列总理联大发言 多国代表退场抗议
Xin Hua Wang·2025-09-26 22:17