During his speech at the 79th UN General Assembly, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu condemned the United Nations as an 'anti-Semitic swamp' and criticized its perceived bias against Israel. He defended Israel's military actions following the October 7 attacks by Hamas, asserting that the country has a right to protect itself and return its citizens home safely. Netanyahu also warned Iran against aggression, vowing that Israel would retaliate decisively if attacked. His address came amid increasing tensions and casualties in Gaza, where the Israeli military campaign has reportedly killed over 41,500 Palestinians. Many diplomats walked out in protest during Netanyahu's speech, reflecting a divided response to his remarks. Netanyahu's comments have reignited discussions about the UN's role and fairness in addressing the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.