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2026-09-25 01:02
Netanyahu speech prompts walkout, protests
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WATCH: Mass walkout before Netanyahu speech prompts fiery response from Israeli prime minister
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- NBC NewsLean left
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s speech at the U.N. prompted walkouts inside the chamber and protests outside. NBC News’ Erin McLaughlin reports.
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Protest outside UN headquarters drew hundreds of people as Israeli prime minister prepared to speak As the Israeli prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu , prepared to deliver his speech at the UN headquarters in New York City on Thursday, hundreds of people blocked traffic on the streets outside, with…
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called departing delegates "moral cowards" after a mass walkout at the UN General Assembly in New York.
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Netanyahu speech prompts walkout, protests
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Netanyahu speech prompts walkout, protests
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WATCH: Mass walkout before Netanyahu speech prompts fiery response from Israeli prime minister
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Netanyahu’s speech at UN spurs protests in New York City: ‘Let Gaza live’
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