Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated at the UN that a Palestinian state would represent a "national suicide" for Israel, criticizing Western countries that have recognized the state of Palestine.
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In his speech at the UN, Netanyahu rejected accusations of genocide in Gaza and promised to "get the job done" against Hamas. He criticized Western countries for recognizing the state of Palestine, stating that this encourages violence against Jews. He also assured that Israel will not allow the creation of a "terrorist state" and emphasized that it will not abandon the hostages held by Hamas. His speech was met with applause from supporters, but also with protests from delegates who left the room.
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