UN delegates walk out before Netanyahu speech where he called IDF “the most moral army in the world”
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Dozens of delegates at the United Nations walked out of the hall when Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu began his speech to the General Assembly meeting of world leaders on Thursday. During his speech, Netanyahu thanked U.S. President Donald Trump. “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.” Netanyahu also praised his people and the Israeli Defence Forces in his speech. “Our history. Our values are courage. The courage. The courage of our brave people who withstood 1000 massive ballistic missiles that Iran rained down on our cities and our civilians… I salute the courage of the people of Israel. I salute the courage of our brave soldiers… the m
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