From the first day of the Hood to today, a lot has happened.
Benjamin Netanyahu is scheduled to speak at the United Nations General Assembly on Thursday, and his appearance is already drawing intense attention.
He arrives with an International Criminal Court arrest warrant over alleged war crimes and crimes against humanity in Gaza. Netanyahu denies the allegations. The warrant is not a conviction, but it makes his place at the UN podium impossible to discuss without confronting the questions of civilian suffering and accountability behind it.
Last year, dozens of diplomats walked out during his speech, leaving many seats empty. That happened in September 2025. Whether delegates will protest in the same way this year remains to be seen.
A walkout would make a powerful image, but the real test goes beyond what happens inside the assembly hall. Will governments press for the protection of civilians, humanitarian access and a credible path toward justice? Will they apply the standards they defend when other leaders face grave accusations?
Netanyahu will have the opportunity to present his government’s case. The world also has a responsibility to listen to the people living with the consequences of its decisions.
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