Netanyahu lauds Israel’s military record since Oct. 7 in speech to UN

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu discusses the Hamas-led October 7, 2023, calling it the “darkest day in Israel’s history,” in his speech to the UN General Assembly.

He points out the “glee” with which Hamas terrorists killed neighbors across the border in Gaza, livestreaming as they murdered. “Can you imagine such monstrosity?”

“Our enemies expected us to collapse. Instead, we rose and fought like lions,” he says to applause.

He lauds the heroism of soldiers fighting a seven-front war for three years — Israel’s regional enemies ganged up on Israel, he says, aiming to wipe it off the face of the earth.

But Israel’s enemies failed to destroy it, and with “our great American friends,” Israel hammered Hamas and pummeled Hezbollah.

“Do you remember the beepers? Hezbollah certainly remembers them,” he says, referring to the operation that exploded beepers held by Hezbollah operatives, and that Israel’s warriors took out Iran’s air force, navy, and nuclear program.

He says Hezbollah’s leaders are dead, and their spirits are broken. He lists the terrorist leaders that Israel has killed.

“The remaining terrorists are desperately trying to regroup,” and are trying to murder the Jewish people every day, especially in the West Bank.

“None of this is covered in the international press, or in social media,” he claims.