Netanyahu faces UN backlash amid ‘extraordinary circumstances’

United Nations: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu It is scheduled to be the first speaker at the United Nations General Assembly on Friday, where they arrived under the assistants, describing them as “unusual conditions” during one of the most difficult weeks of Israel on the world stage.

Netanyahu’s visit comes a few days after the announcement of Western countries Palestinian state At the French Saudi summit in New York, after similar moves by Britain, Canada and Australia. The diplomatic wave emphasizes the in -depth international criticism of Israel’s behavior in Gaza.

Netanyahu’s trip to New York was forced to recycle countries that refused to allow light, partly due to orders to arrest the International Criminal Court against him.

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Israeli officials told Israeli officials that Netanyahu’s speech is expected to be a combat, with the aim of returning to the increasing wave of diplomatic recognition of a Palestinian state in United NationsTo confront the investigations and decisions that accused Israel “genocide” in Gaza.

“The speech will be difficult,” said one of Fox News Digital. “Israel needs to stop momentum against it and remind the world that started this war on October 7.”

According to his reputation for the use of supports in United Nations speeches, Netanyahu’s telecommunications team has already launched a high -level campaign in New York. Reading advertising paintings and huge trucks around the United Nations headquarters and Times Square “Remember October 7”, and the QR symbol connecting to a web site, can only be accessed outside Israel, and documenting the atrocities Hamas.

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The officials said that the goal is to remind world leaders and the public about the horrors committed during October 7, 2023, an attack and 48 hostages still detained in Gaza.

On the sidelines, Netanyahu is scheduled to meet a series of Allied leaders, although the spotlight will be at his long-awaited session with president Donald Trump-fourth among the two leaders since Trump’s return to the White House.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is preparing his trial on charges of corruption in the provincial court in Tel Aviv, on March 12, 2025. (Yair Sagi/Pool/AFP via Getty Images)

According to Israeli reports, Netanyahu expressed its concerns about parts of the newly unveiled Gaza peace plan from 21 points, which were presented to Arab leaders earlier this week, and will pressure the changes.

Speaking at the White House on Thursday, Trump said he believed the progress is made with a broader consensus with Israel, the hostages, and the Arab countries.

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“I held a great meeting with the leaders of that region of that region … I think we are about to get a kind of deal. We want to restore the hostages. I have to return the hostages,” Trump said.

At a later time, Trump added: “We will not allow Israel to include the West Bank. No. I will not allow it. This will not happen … there was enough. It is time to stop now. Well?

The aim of the public awareness campaign is to remind world leaders and the public on October 7, 2023, the attack and the hostage of the hostages who are still being held in Gaza.

European diplomats who attended the United Nations General Assembly Fox News told that the presence of Netanyahu is now an obstacle and not a solution.

“BIBI is not part of the solution today, it is part of the problem,” a senior European official told Fox News Digital on the background. “The expectation of President Trump is to pressure him to end the war and move towards an agreement that will enable the rebuilding of the region. Trump is the only one who can influence Netanyahu.”

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At home, Netanyahu faces pressure from his right -wing alliance to declare sovereignty over parts of the West Bank. But Trump is also under pressure from the Arab countries, which warned against allowing annexation – a step they say can endanger Ibrahim’s agreements.