Delegations from 77 countries walk out during Netanyahu's UN address

Delegations from 77 countries walked out of the UN General Assembly as Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu delivered his address in New York on September 24.

• Delegations from 77 countries left the General Assembly hall or sat empty as Netanyahu began his speech.
• The Iranian delegation departed before the speech, placing a photo of Qassem Soleimani on its seat.
• Netanyahu called the departing delegates "moral cowards" and invited any remaining ones to leave.
• Netanyahu called Turkish President Erdogan a "tyrant" and accused Qatar of spending billions to smear Israel.
• Netanyahu attacked Iran and Hezbollah, praised President Trump, and held up a pager referencing the device explosions targeting Hezbollah members.
• Netanyahu attacked Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa, asserting that the Golan Heights belongs to the Jewish people.
• Netanyahu called New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani an anti-Semite and denounced street protesters as 'phony human rights protesters.'
• Mamdani said Netanyahu's 'lies' will not erase the International Criminal Court arrest warrant, accusing him of covering up genocide in Gaza.
• Netanyahu rejected the genocide accusation against Israel as 'the biggest lie of the century.'
• Netanyahu thanked President Trump for the US-Israeli strikes on Iran's capital, Tehran.
• Hamas condemned Netanyahu's UN address as full of lies, saying it contradicted UN-documented reports on the Gaza war.
• Hamas called allowing Netanyahu, who is wanted by the International Criminal Court, to address the UN a 'political sin.'