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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu spoke with Eilat Mayor Eli Lankari. The Prime Minister asked for strength in support of him and the residents of Eilat following the drone crash in the city.
The Prime Minister wished the injured a speedy recovery and stated that any attack on Israeli cities would deal a severe and painful blow to the Houthi terror regime, as the past has shown.
The Prime Minister also informed the Mayor that he had spoken with the Israel Defense Forces High Command this evening to explore ways to improve the response to air threats to the city.
Mayor Lankari thanked the Prime Minister and asked for his support ahead of his important and historic speech to the UN General Assembly.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met with Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić in New York.
Prime Minister Netanyahu discussed with President Vučić ways to further deepen cooperation between Israel and Serbia, particularly in the areas of security and trade.
The Prime Minister thanked the President for his unwavering support for Israel's efforts to secure the release of all hostages held by Hamas in Gaza, including Alon Ohel, a Serbian citizen.
The Prime Minister shared with the Serbian President details of his conversation with Ohel's parents, which took place after Hamas released a video showing their son being brutally held captive by the terrorist organization.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met with Argentine President Javier Miley in New York.
The two leaders discussed opportunities to expand economic cooperation and other areas of interaction between Israel and Argentina.The Prime Minister warmly thanked President Miley, calling him a true friend of the State of Israel and the Jewish people. He emphasized that the President firmly rejects the systematic, unfounded accusations against Israel at the United Nations and other international forums.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met with Paraguayan President Santiago Peña in New York.
Prime Minister Netanyahu and President Peña discussed expanding cooperation between Israel and Paraguay in various areas, including security, technology, energy, and others.Prime Minister Netanyahu thanked President Peña for his unwavering support for Israel and his resolute stance against anti-Semitism and terrorism, including Paraguay's designation of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), Hezbollah, and Hamas as terrorist organizations.The Prime Minister commended Paraguay's consistent opposition to anti-Israel sentiment at the United Nations, the International Criminal Court, and other international organizations.
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Following the public relations effort and in advance of the Prime Minister's historic speech to the UN General Assembly, numerous giant signs reading "Remember October 7th" against the backdrop of the Israeli flag were erected throughout New York, in front of the UN building and in Times Square.Dozens of media vans bearing similar signs continue to drive around the city, confronting pro-Palestinian demonstrations.- Signage in Times Square
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As part of international public relations efforts, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has ordered the screening of the October 7 atrocity film in a room at the United Nations building.The full atrocity film is currently being screened in cooperation with the Prime Minister's Office and the Spokesperson for the Israel Defense Forces.- Photo: Prime Minister's Spokesperson's Office.
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In an unprecedented move, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announces live from the United Nations building in New York that the Israeli military has taken over the telephones of Gaza residents and Hamas activists. His speech will now be broadcast live on these devices.The Prime Minister addresses the residents of the Gaza Strip and makes it clear that the war can end immediately with the return of all hostages, the disarmament of Hamas, and the demilitarization of the Gaza Strip.The Prime Minister emphasized: "Those who do this will live; those who do not will be persecuted."
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In an unprecedented move, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's speech was broadcast live over giant loudspeakers at the border with the Gaza Strip.The Prime Minister addressed the hostages and called out their names.
Prime Minister's Office:
In an unprecedented move, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announces live from the United Nations building in New York that the Israeli military has taken over the telephones of Gaza residents and Hamas activists. His speech will now be broadcast live on these devices.The Prime Minister addresses the residents of the Gaza Strip and makes it clear that the war can end immediately with the return of all hostages, the disarmament of Hamas, and the demilitarization of the Gaza Strip.The Prime Minister emphasized:"Those who do this will live; those who do not will be persecuted."