Netanyahu defends Israeli military action as delegates leave UN speech
Israeli leader Benjamin Netanyahu defended Israel’s military action during an address to the United Nations General Assembly, according to BBC News. Some delegates left before or during the speech, and Netanyahu described those who departed as “moral cowards.” The supplied report does not provide further details about the action or the delegates’ identities.
Israeli leader Benjamin Netanyahu defended Israel’s military action in an address to the United Nations General Assembly, BBC News reported.
Some delegates walked out before or during the speech. Netanyahu called those who left “moral cowards,” according to the report.
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