Coverage dated September 25, 2025

Netanyahu says UN speech broadcast on cell phones, loudspeakers in Gaza

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Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu addresses nearly empty UN, says speech meant for Gaza audience. Taps into Palestinian cellphones to reach hostages held by Hamas.

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The New Republic
Israel Made Sure Someone Heard Netanyahu’s U.N. Speech (opens The New Republic)
Published Sep 25, 2025
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Facing a walkout that left most of the U.N. General Assembly empty, Israel reportedly forced residents of Gaza to listen to his speech by playing it on their mobile phones.
The Guardian
Israeli loudspeakers broadcast Netanyahu’s speech to UN into Gaza (opens The Guardian)
Published Sep 25, 2025
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Operation prompts outrage as Israeli PM criticises western countries for recognising Palestine as a state and pledges to continue war
The Hill
Netanyahu says UN speech broadcast on cell phones, loudspeakers in Gaza (opens The Hill)
Published Sep 25, 2025
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Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu addresses nearly empty UN, says speech meant for Gaza audience. Taps into Palestinian cellphones to reach hostages held by Hamas.
Washington Examiner
Netanyahu claims his UN speech carried on cellphones in Gaza (opens Washington Examiner)
Published Sep 25, 2025
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Benjamin Netanyahu said his U.N. speech was also broadcast on loudspeakers near the Gaza border.
Fox News
Netanyahu broadcasts United Nations message into Gaza accusing world leaders of appeasing 'evil' (opens Fox News)
Published Sep 25, 2025
Fox News's feed description
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu used loudspeakers to broadcast his U.N. speech across Gaza, sparking controversy as soldiers' families claim troops were endangered.