Netanyahu: Gaza Genocide Accusation is ‘Greatest Lie of the Century’
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani criticized Netanyahu’s speech and repeated that Netanyahu is wanted by the International Criminal Court.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addressed the United Nations General Assembly, vehemently rejecting accusations of genocide in Gaza as the “greatest lie of the century.” He detailed Israel’s efforts to minimize civilian harm, including warning messages and aid distribution, while accusing Hamas of using Palestinian civilians and civilian infrastructure as human shields and terror cells. Netanyahu questioned what “genocidal regime” would provide extensive aid like polio vaccinations and food to an opposing population.
- Netanyahu called accusations of genocide in Gaza the “greatest lie of the century.”
- He cited Israel’s actions to mitigate death and destruction, including warning civilians via texts, calls, and leaflets.
- Netanyahu accused Hamas of using Palestinians as human shields and embedding terror cells in civilian areas like hospitals and mosques.
- He questioned the nature of a “genocidal regime” by highlighting aid provided to Gaza, such as polio vaccinations and food distribution.
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