Netanyahu freezes mid-speech? Israeli PM's UN speech rocked by slogans, walkouts in shocking drama

Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu faced walkouts at the UN General Assembly as he vowed to “finish the job” in Gaza, rejecting global calls to halt military action. Holding a hostages pin with a QR code and presenting a map labeled “The Curse,” Netanyahu lashed out at Western nations recognizing Palestinian statehood, calling their move a disgrace that “encourages terrorism.” While the U.S. stayed in the hall, its presence was limited to junior-level delegates. With isolation deepening, Netanyahu’s fiery speech underscored Israel’s defiance amid mounting international pressure.