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Netanyahu attacks Iran, Turkey and Hezbollah in UN speech amid delegate walkout

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu criticized Iran, Turkey and Hezbollah on Thursday in an address to the UN General Assembly in New York, defending Israel's military operations in the region. Several delegations walked out of the hall just before his speech, a moment Knesset member Ahmad Tibi mocked as a 'voluntary exodus'.

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The walkout and Netanyahu's remarks underscore rising diplomatic tension between Israel and several nations, reflecting growing international isolation amid criticism of its regional military actions.

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