Delegations walk out of UN during Netanyahu speech
During Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's UN General Assembly address, delegations walked out, with reports varying between about 70 delegations and 80 countries.
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What we know
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- ynet reports that 80 countries left the UN General Assembly hall during Prime Minister Netanyahu's speech.
Where sources differ
- The Times of Israel cites roughly 70 delegations, while ynet cites 80 countries, reflecting a discrepancy in the reported number of participants in the walkout.
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Eighty countries left the UN General Assembly hall during Prime Minister Netanyahu's speech.
DisputedContradicted by: About 70 delegations, including Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Egypt,…What the source said
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About 70 delegations, including Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Egypt, Syria and Lebanon, walked out of the United Nations floor during Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's speech.
DisputedContradicted by: Eighty countries left the UN General Assembly hall during Pr…What the source said
Is this point wrong? Tell usThe Times of Israel Daily BriefingThe PM's speech: Fiery rhetoric, inside and outside the UN“they included Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Egypt, Syria, and Lebanon.”
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Who reported it
- The Times of Israel Daily Briefing
- ynetYedioth Ahronoth Group