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UN delegates walk out on Netanyahoo's speech - Magical Realist - Sep 25, 2026
Land sakes look at all them antisemites! The world knows the score.
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RE: UN delegates walk out on Netanyahoo's speech - Syne - Sep 25, 2026
That's exactly what they are.
RE: UN delegates walk out on Netanyahoo's speech - Magical Realist - Sep 25, 2026
In your genocidal wet dreams...
RE: UN delegates walk out on Netanyahoo's speech - confused2 - Sep 25, 2026
Netanyahu does seem to be trying to take the moral low ground..
"They accuse Israel, tiny Israel, of colonialism - some colonialism. And who's accusing us? Among them are people in Britain and in France. For God's sake, they invented the term,"
RE: UN delegates walk out on Netanyahoo's speech - Syne - Sep 25, 2026
3% of a population lost in a war that party started, where announcements, texts, and pamphlets are used to warn civilians of incoming attacks and 2 tons of food aid are sent directly from Israel, is not a genocide. Only the US rivals Israel for their efforts to warn and evacuate civilians.
And history, if you know/comprehend it, proves that Jews are the indigenous people.
Quit being useful idiots for the most evil people in the world.
The delegates who walked out:
Nearly all representatives from predominantly Arab and Muslim nations
Specific country delegations identified in convention hall documentation/photos: Saudi Arabia, Sudan, Tunisia, Uzbekistan, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Algeria, Iran, Malaysia, Montenegro, Kyrgyzstan, Jordan, Libya, the Marshall Islands, and Mauritius.
RE: UN delegates walk out on Netanyahoo's speech - stryder - Sep 25, 2026
(Sep 25, 2026 08:05 AM)Syne Wrote: 3% of a population lost in a war that party started, where announcements, texts, and pamphlets are used to warn civilians of incoming attacks and 2 tons of food aid are sent directly from Israel, is not a genocide. Only the US rivals Israel for their efforts to warn and evacuate civilians.
And history, if you know/comprehend it, proves that Jews are the indigenous people.
Quit being useful idiots for the most evil people in the world.
The delegates who walked out:
Nearly all representatives from predominantly Arab and Muslim nations
Specific country delegations identified in convention hall documentation/photos: Saudi Arabia, Sudan, Tunisia, Uzbekistan, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Algeria, Iran, Malaysia, Montenegro, Kyrgyzstan, Jordan, Libya, the Marshall Islands, and Mauritius.
Funny really how the originating attackers that Israel based their attacks on actually came from Syria after the Russians pulled out of backing the Assad regime. (Russia wanted pressure on other fronts, and letting those that otherwise would of been fighting have nothing else planned is what likely lead to the attack.)
RE: UN delegates walk out on Netanyahoo's speech - Zinjanthropos - Sep 25, 2026
At least Nets knows who his enemies are, although there’s probably a few rinky-dink countries who walked out just to save face and not upset the whacko militants. All cowards, is it any wonder? What’s the point in walking out…. So childish and feeble. I guess that’s the other thing you can do when you can’t beat ‘em. An inspiration I guess for those who want to fight on, or for many countries to tighten things up at home.
RE: UN delegates walk out on Netanyahoo's speech - Magical Realist - Sep 25, 2026
Quote:Nearly all representatives from predominantly Arab and Muslim nations
Liar:
"Delegations from 77 countries reportedly left the United Nations General Assembly Hall during Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's address.
According to reports, the walkout included:
Arab Countries — 18: Syria, Palestine, Jordan, Lebanon, Iraq, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait, Oman, Yemen, Egypt, Sudan, Tunisia, Algeria, Libya, Mauritania, Somalia, and Comoros.
Asia and Turkey — 14: Turkey, Iran, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Indonesia, Malaysia, Brunei Darussalam, Maldives, Myanmar, North Korea, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, and Kyrgyzstan.
Non-Arab Africa — 20: South Africa, Senegal, Djibouti, Angola, Congo, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Liberia, Eritrea, Chad, Central African Republic, Madagascar, Niger, Botswana, Uganda, Lesotho, Eswatini, Equatorial Guinea, Mozambique, Namibia, and Kenya.
Latin America and the Caribbean — 17: Suriname, Panama, Venezuela, Antigua and Barbuda, Belize, Barbados, Colombia, Dominica, Nicaragua, Peru, Saint Lucia, Bahamas, Bolivia, Cuba, Guyana, Brazil, and Chile.
Europe — 6: North Macedonia, San Marino, Slovenia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Spain, and Ireland.
Oceania — 2: Tuvalu and Tonga.
RE: UN delegates walk out on Netanyahoo's speech - C C - Sep 25, 2026
Two of the six European countries that were initially reported by some sources (and AI) as walking out -- Ireland and Slovenia -- actually did not, according to this:
The Media Line: The same review found that a number of countries previously reported as joining the walkout actually remained represented in the chamber. They included Colombia, Slovenia, Ireland, Uganda and Kenya, as well as the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, Germany, Argentina, Hungary, the United Kingdom, France and China. Al-Monitor separately reported from New York that Bahrain, China and Colombia remained during Netanyahu’s address.
[...] Slovenia also remained represented, according to Anadolu. Prime Minister Janez Janša met Netanyahu on the sidelines of the General Assembly the same day, with both governments describing a strengthening of bilateral relations. Israel opened its first resident embassy in Ljubljana earlier in September.
[...] Relations between Colombia and Israel have improved under De La Espriella after deteriorating under his predecessor, and reports that the Colombian delegation walked out Thursday are contradicted by both Al-Monitor and Anadolu’s review of the session.
RE: UN delegates walk out on Netanyahoo's speech - Syne - Sep 25, 2026
(Sep 25, 2026 12:21 PM)stryder Wrote: Funny really how the originating attackers that Israel based their attacks on actually came from Syria after the Russians pulled out of backing the Assad regime. (Russia wanted pressure on other fronts, and letting those that otherwise would of been fighting have nothing else planned is what likely lead to the attack.)
Again, you clearly don't know what you're talking about.
March 2016 & December 2017: President Vladimir Putin announced partial troop withdrawals after claiming primary military objectives were met, though core bases remained active.
December 2024: Following the fall of the Assad regime, US and Western officials reported that Russia began a significant, large-scale withdrawal of military equipment and troops.
The Election: Hamas won a majority in the Palestinian Legislative Council, taking 76 of 132 seats and defeating the long-ruling Fatah party.
The Aftermath: Following a political stalemate and a period of violent conflict with Fatah, Hamas took full military and political control of the Gaza Strip in June 2007.
- gemini
(Sep 25, 2026 04:56 PM)Magical Realist Wrote:Quote:Nearly all representatives from predominantly Arab and Muslim nations
Liar:
When counting strictly by the number of individual nations, the non-Arab/Muslim countries actually made up the majority of the walkout.
The reason news outlets like Reuters and Anadolu Agency characterized the protest as "predominantly Arab and Muslim" is a matter of proportional unity rather than absolute numbers:
Unanimous Regional Bloc: Virtually 100% of the Arab League and Middle Eastern nations boycotted the speech. Because an entire geographic region acted as a single cohesive unit, media coverage heavily focused on them as the core drivers of the protest.
Scattered Global Bloc: The non-Arab/Muslim group was a much larger but more politically diverse collection of countries scattered across Latin America, Sub-Saharan Africa, and parts of Europe.
According to tracking lists from the 77-country boycott, the numerical breakdown actually favors the non-Arab/Muslim nations.
As if Arabs/Muslims are the only ones who can be antisemitic.
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