"Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addressed the United Nations General Assembly on Friday and chastized some of his fellow world leaders in a defiant speech, vowing to finish the job against Hamas in Gaza. Netanyahu also claimed that Israeli intelligence had managed to hack every cell phone in Gaza to broadcast his address on every device in the Strip, allowing him to speak directly to the people of Gaza as well as the remaining Israeli hostages."
"On October 7th, Hamas carried out the worst attack on Jews since the Holocaust, began Netanyahu, who is known for bringing props to his UN speeches. They slaughtered 1,200 innocent people, including over 40 Americans and foreign nationals from dozens of countries represented here. They beheaded men. They raped women. They burned babies alive. They burned babies alive in front of their parents."
"So far, we've brought home 207 of these hostages. But 48 still remain in the dungeons of Gaza. 20 of them are alive, starved, tortured, deprived of any daylight, deprived of humanity. These are the names of the 20 living hostages, he continued before speaking their names and adding: Now, ladies and gentlemen, I want to do something I've never done before. I want to speak from this forum directly to those hostages through loudspeakers."
Benjamin Netanyahu vowed to finish the job against Hamas in Gaza and chastized fellow world leaders at the United Nations General Assembly. He claimed Israeli intelligence hacked every cell phone in Gaza to broadcast his address on every device, enabling direct communication with people in Gaza and remaining Israeli hostages. Netanyahu invoked October 7th as the worst attack on Jews since the Holocaust, listing alleged atrocities including slaughter, beheadings, rape, and babies burned alive. He stated that 1,200 people were killed and more than 250 taken hostage, with 207 returned and 48 still captive, 20 of whom he called alive and abused. He said he would use loudspeakers to speak directly to the hostages.
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