Netanyahu Says Two Ballistic Missiles Could 'Obliterate the UN' During General Assembly Speech

In a fiery speech at the UN General Assembly, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu defended his country's military actions, vehemently denied genocide allegations and lambasted his international and domestic critics (Credit: Mario Nawfal/X)

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told world leaders that two one-ton ballistic missiles could 'obliterate the UN' during a fiery General Assembly address marked by mass walkouts and sharp attacks on Israel's critics.

Speaking at the United Nations headquarters in New York on Thursday, 24 September, Netanyahu made the remark while describing the scale of the Iranian missile attacks Israel has faced during the current war.