Terrorist Netanyahu Threatens the World Before the UN General Assembly

Before Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu began his address to the 81st session of the United Nations General Assembly, the majority of participating country representatives left their seats and evacuated the hall, refusing to listen to a wanted terrorist, sought by the International Criminal Court as a war criminal who waged a genocidal war against Palestinians in Gaza, in a scene that underscores the international isolation his regime suffers.

Anticipating this, he brought along a group of thuggish Zionist cheerleaders dedicated to applauding and whistling during his speech, indicating the level of diplomatic degradation and madness that has overtaken this terrorist.

Netanyahu began his speech by attacking the delegations leaving the hall, brazenly calling them “morally cowardly,” as if he were offering a lesson in ethics. Among the highlights of his speech was his attack on Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, accusing him of antisemitism because Erdoğan is one of the few leaders who consistently labels Netanyahu a war criminal committing genocide in Gaza and supports his arrest warrant. Netanyahu also attacked Zohran Mamdani, the Muslim mayor of New York City, accusing him of antisemitism for viewing Netanyahu as a war criminal and expressing willingness to arrest him if he visits the city. Moreover, Mamdani supports Palestinian rights and won the mayoral election against New York’s Jewish candidates with limited resources, driven by his sincerity and dedication to serving the city’s residents rather than the Zionist entity, despite the enormous financial and promotional efforts by Jews to defeat him. This alarmed Netanyahu, revealing his panic over the declining influence of his Jewish supporters in their stronghold of New York and the waning support of its residents for the Zionist entity. He falsely claimed that New York’s Jews feel afraid since Mamdani took office, even though 30 percent of Jews voted for Mamdani, exposing Netanyahu’s lie that he has always considered himself the defender and guardian of all Jews and that they support his brutal policies in Palestine.

One might wonder why the terrorist Netanyahu, who claims to be the guardian of world Jewry, is not alarmed by the plight of his Jewish brother, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, whose citizens, including the Jewish minority, live in fear. Why does Netanyahu not feel responsible for supporting Ukraine, the land of the Khazar kingdom that adopted Judaism, to which both Netanyahu and Zelenskyy belong, and which is the original homeland of Ashkenazi Jews who settled in Eastern Europe after their kingdom was destroyed by Orthodox Russians and who constitute the majority of Zionist occupiers of Palestine?

With the upcoming Zionist elections next month, Netanyahu had no choice but to fill his speech with fallacies, lies, and boasting about his horrific crimes as if they were heroic deeds, and to pride himself on claiming victory over enemies after alleging he had fought seven wars against them, sending a message to Zionists urging them to rally around him and reelect him as their sole savior from their lurking enemies.