In a fiery address at the United Nations, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu decried accusations of genocide against Israel as "the biggest lie of the century," asserting that his government's military actions in Gaza are aimed at safeguarding security rather than committing crimes.
Facing backlash from New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani, who labeled Netanyahu's policies genocidal, the Israeli leader attacked the mayor's character, claiming he endangered Jewish New Yorkers with his rhetoric.
Outside the UN, a passionate wave of protests erupted, led by activists, celebrities, and local politicians, demanding an end to U.S. support for Israel and drawing attention to the humanitarian crisis in Gaza.
High-profile figures, including actress Susan Sarandon and comedian Hannah Einbinder, were among over 100 protesters arrested, highlighting the escalating tensions surrounding Israel's actions and the growing public discontent.
The protests were marked by demonstrations of dissent, including the burning of a Netanyahu effigy, reflecting deep-seated anger toward his government's policies and the war's toll on civilians.
As international delegates walked out during Netanyahu's speech, the event underscored the increasing polarization regarding the Israel-Palestine conflict and the urgent calls for accountability and change in U.S. foreign policy.
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