Netanyahu Urges UN: Palestinians Shouldn't Hold Veto Power over Arab-Israel Deals

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addressed the United Nations General Assembly, praising recent normalization deals between Israel and Arab states and emphasizing that Palestinians should not have a veto over such agreements. He held up maps that included the occupied Palestinian territories as part of Israel, highlighting Israel's growing relations with neighboring Arab countries. Netanyahu also lauded the potential for a normalization deal with Saudi Arabia and commended US President Joe Biden's efforts in this regard. He called for a tough stance against Iran, urging a strong international response to curb Tehran's nuclear program.