Benjamin Netanyahu is set to criticize leaders of nations that have acknowledged Palestinian statehood during his upcoming speech at the UN. The Israeli Prime Minister made this statement before departing for the United Nations General Assembly in New York. This comes after countries like the UK, France, and Canada recognized Palestine as a state recently.

Keir Starmer hailed the recognition of Palestine as a historic move that signifies hope for both the Palestinian and Israeli people. Netanyahu, however, expressed strong opposition, condemning the situation in Gaza and rejecting the idea of granting statehood to those responsible for violence.

During his visit, Netanyahu plans to meet with President Donald Trump to discuss recent achievements and future goals, including the release of hostages, defeating Hamas, and advancing peace efforts.

Several countries, including France, Andorra, and Belgium, announced their support for a two-state solution by recognizing Palestine, despite objections from Israel and the US.

Tragically, in Gaza, Israeli attacks resulted in the deaths of at least 17 individuals, including children. The violence in Gaza has claimed the lives of over 65,000 Palestinians since the conflict began two years ago, with ongoing casualties reported.

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