Netanyahu Holds Up Pager At UN, Recalls Hezbollah Attack And Israel’s Military Campaign

Published on Sep 25, 2026 12:54 pm IST

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu held up a pager during his UN General Assembly speech while recalling the deadly 2024 attack targeting Hezbollah’s communications network. Referring to the devices as “beepers,” Netanyahu used the moment to highlight Israel’s military campaign against Hezbollah and other groups. He also claimed that much of Hezbollah’s large missile and rocket arsenal had been destroyed and said the group’s leadership had been severely weakened. The pager reference became one of the most striking visual moments of Netanyahu’s address, as he defended Israel’s military actions and confronted criticism at the United Nations. INTERNATIONAL NEWS

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