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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stood at the podium of the United Nations General Assembly hall and absolutely tore into all of the multiplying progenitors of antisemitism around the world. He jumped right in by calling out UN members that walked out ahead of his speech. "Before I begin, just a quick announcement. If there are any other moral cowards who haven’t yet left this hall, please do so now."By the way, a lot of moral cowards left, but a lot of people with moral backbones stayed and applauded Mr. Netanyahu on any number of occasions. Just as surprisingly, there were a lot of applause lines for President Trump the day before.It was a remarkable speech. He regards himself as the leader of world Jewry, and no one can deny him that platform. He has basically governed Israel for nearly 30 years. Through thick and thin. Through the wars and the massacres. And the labyrinths of domestic politics. Including his moving Israel into free-market prosperity, despite the constant attacks their people have suffered.I first met him about 30 years ago when he was finance minister, running for prime minister, and asked a number of us to help him develop free market policies. In a sense, though, all that is beside the point. Today, he stood up in the UN and blasted antisemitism. And he consistently praised Mr. Trump as his trusted partner. As he put it: "In this battle against the barbarians. We’ve had no greater partner than President Trump. I thank him. I thank him for his bold leadership. He boldly confronted an enormous danger to America, Israel and the world. Decades ago, he understood that if left unchallenged, the fanatic ayatollahs who chant Death to America, death to Israel would eventually carry out their mad fantasies. So Israel and America acted together not only to protect ourselves, but to save civilization."Having praised his friend Mr. Trump, he then proceeded to skewer his main enemy today, Mayor Zohran Mamdani. I don’t even want to paraphrase, so here’s the main quote: "So to all those spreading these lies about my country and about our brave soldiers, whether they sit in this hall or in the office of the anti-Semitic mayor of New York, I say this. Shame on you. Shame on you for distorting the facts. Shame on you for inverting victim and aggressor. Shame on you for spitting in the face… [TheTopNews] Read More.17 mins ago - Netanyahu’s UN Speech Was a Full-On Defense of Israeli Settlements
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was on the defensive when he took the stage at the United Nations General Assembly on Thursday. His country is facing growing condemnation from all sides: In September, 11 European countries and Canada announced a joint plan to sanction Israel’s West Bank settlements, and in 62 percent of Americans report a negative opinion of his government in a recent Pew poll; Netanyahu himself faces an International Criminal Court arrest warrant for war crimes including genocide. Protesters blocked streets outside hours before Netanyahu took the podium, and within the UN chamber, half of Netanyahu’s audience walked out before his speech even began. Room empties out at the UN as Netanyahu begins his speech. pic.twitter.com/plGg9wDRQ7— Acyn (@Acyn) September 24, 2026 Netanyahu nonetheless appeared determined to declare victory, as he faces a contested reelection back home, thanking his “great American friends” for their help in “the battle against the barbarians.” Did he mean the bombardment of Gaza, in which the US has spent millions of dollars funding the killing of an estimated one-tenth of the enclave’s entire population? Israel’s expansion into Lebanon? The US-Israel war on Iran? Or the Israeli settlements that move ever-further into the West Bank? “We delivered crippling blows to all of them,” Netanyahu said. Netanyahu: In this battle against the barbarians, we've had no greater partner than President Trump. I thank him pic.twitter.com/n3iZ7s9PEt— Acyn (@Acyn) September 24, 2026 Netanyahu appeared particularly eager to defend settlers in the West Bank, whose state-supported violence against Palestinians and international observers is extremely well-documented by reporters, activists, and international human rights groups. Those settlers, he said, are nothing more than “a handful of young juvenile delinquents, about 150 in number, who throw stones, who chop down olive trees.” “Only maybe two, three” people have been killed by settlers, he said. That is false: a September UN report said that 81 Palestinians have been killed by Israeli settlers or soldiers in the West Bank this year alone, and according to the BBC, at least 23 of those deaths “have occurred in the context of settler attacks.” 18 were children. Netanyahu didn’t mention those killings as he asserted that there have been “thousands of terrorist attacks against the peaceful settlers, honorable people, law-abiding people.” Laith Shalabi, a Palestinian New Yorker with family in the West Bank, told Mother Jones that he has seen an uptick… [TheTopNews] Read More.19 mins ago
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Firebrand MAGA loyalist Alina Habba is marrying a dashing and politically-connected Turkish billionaire 13 years her junior on Saturday - just eight months after her second divorce. [TheTopNews] Read More.
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Nolo could become a major hurricane by the weekend as it approaches Hawaii's Big Island, forecasters said. [TheTopNews] Read More.
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Anthony Joshua and Tyson Fury will finally fight on December 11, with the long-awaited all-British £150million ($200m) heavyweight blockbuster confirmed to take place in Cardiff. [TheTopNews] Read More.
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stood at the podium of the United Nations General Assembly hall and absolutely tore into all of the multiplying progenitors of antisemitism around the world. He jumped right in by calling out UN members that walked out ahead of his speech. "Before I begin, just a quick announcement. If there are any other moral cowards who haven’t yet left this hall, please do so now."By the way, a lot of moral cowards left, but a lot of people with moral backbones stayed and applauded Mr. Netanyahu on any number of occasions. Just as surprisingly, there were a lot of applause lines for President Trump the day before.It was a remarkable speech. He regards himself as the leader of world Jewry, and no one can deny him that platform. He has basically governed Israel for nearly 30 years. Through thick and thin. Through the wars and the massacres. And the labyrinths of domestic politics. Including his moving Israel into free-market prosperity, despite the constant attacks their people have suffered.I first met him about 30 years ago when he was finance minister, running for prime minister, and asked a number of us to help him develop free market policies. In a sense, though, all that is beside the point. Today, he stood up in the UN and blasted antisemitism. And he consistently praised Mr. Trump as his trusted partner. As he put it: "In this battle against the barbarians. We’ve had no greater partner than President Trump. I thank him. I thank him for his bold leadership. He boldly confronted an enormous danger to America, Israel and the world. Decades ago, he understood that if left unchallenged, the fanatic ayatollahs who chant Death to America, death to Israel would eventually carry out their mad fantasies. So Israel and America acted together not only to protect ourselves, but to save civilization."Having praised his friend Mr. Trump, he then proceeded to skewer his main enemy today, Mayor Zohran Mamdani. I don’t even want to paraphrase, so here’s the main quote: "So to all those spreading these lies about my country and about our brave soldiers, whether they sit in this hall or in the office of the anti-Semitic mayor of New York, I say this. Shame on you. Shame on you for distorting the facts. Shame on you for inverting victim and aggressor. Shame on you for spitting in the face… [TheTopNews] Read More.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was on the defensive when he took the stage at the United Nations General Assembly on Thursday. His country is facing growing condemnation from all sides: In September, 11 European countries and Canada announced a joint plan to sanction Israel’s West Bank settlements, and in 62 percent of Americans report a negative opinion of his government in a recent Pew poll; Netanyahu himself faces an International Criminal Court arrest warrant for war crimes including genocide. Protesters blocked streets outside hours before Netanyahu took the podium, and within the UN chamber, half of Netanyahu’s audience walked out before his speech even began. Room empties out at the UN as Netanyahu begins his speech. pic.twitter.com/plGg9wDRQ7— Acyn (@Acyn) September 24, 2026 Netanyahu nonetheless appeared determined to declare victory, as he faces a contested reelection back home, thanking his “great American friends” for their help in “the battle against the barbarians.” Did he mean the bombardment of Gaza, in which the US has spent millions of dollars funding the killing of an estimated one-tenth of the enclave’s entire population? Israel’s expansion into Lebanon? The US-Israel war on Iran? Or the Israeli settlements that move ever-further into the West Bank? “We delivered crippling blows to all of them,” Netanyahu said. Netanyahu: In this battle against the barbarians, we've had no greater partner than President Trump. I thank him pic.twitter.com/n3iZ7s9PEt— Acyn (@Acyn) September 24, 2026 Netanyahu appeared particularly eager to defend settlers in the West Bank, whose state-supported violence against Palestinians and international observers is extremely well-documented by reporters, activists, and international human rights groups. Those settlers, he said, are nothing more than “a handful of young juvenile delinquents, about 150 in number, who throw stones, who chop down olive trees.” “Only maybe two, three” people have been killed by settlers, he said. That is false: a September UN report said that 81 Palestinians have been killed by Israeli settlers or soldiers in the West Bank this year alone, and according to the BBC, at least 23 of those deaths “have occurred in the context of settler attacks.” 18 were children. Netanyahu didn’t mention those killings as he asserted that there have been “thousands of terrorist attacks against the peaceful settlers, honorable people, law-abiding people.” Laith Shalabi, a Palestinian New Yorker with family in the West Bank, told Mother Jones that he has seen an uptick… [TheTopNews] Read More.
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