Netanyahu Defends Gaza War at Sparse UN Assembly

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu addressed a half-empty UN General Assembly after a mass walkout, rejecting accusations of genocide in Gaza as the 'biggest lie of the century' and downplaying Israeli settler violence. Palestinian President Abbas presented a starkly different vision of the conflict at the same gathering. Egypt's foreign minister took part in a ministerial meeting of a global alliance working to implement a two-state solution. Analyst Einat Wilf also outlined a day-after plan for Gaza, arguing that key actors are avoiding it.