Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addressed the U.N. General Assembly, where he referred to New York Mayor Mamdani as "the antisemitic mayor of New York." The remarks were made during a speech focused on Israel's position in global affairs.
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Netanyahu Addresses U.N. General Assembly, Criticizes New York Mayor Mamdani
During his address to the U.N. General Assembly, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu criticized New York Mayor Mamdani, labeling him as antisemitic. This statement was part of Netanyahu's broader discussion on Israel's international stance.
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With Netanyahu at the U.N., Mamdani plants an olive tree with Palestinians
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Netanyahu Addresses U.N. General Assembly, Criticizes New York Mayor Mamdani