PNN – Zionist protesters gathered in various parts of the occupied Palestinian territories to demonstrate against the Israeli regime’s terrorist prime minister.
According to the report of Pakistan News Network and citing Zionist media reports, hundreds of protesters took to the streets in various locations across occupied Palestine—including Haifa and Tel Aviv—to demonstrate against Benjamin Netanyahu, the prime minister of the Israeli regime, and his government.
Organizers of the protest at Habima Square included the Movement for Quality Government, the October Council, the Homat Magen (Protective Wall) Association for Israel, “Paratroopers for Democracy,” and the Association of Protest Organizations.
Meanwhile, other protests were held in Nahariya, Kfar Blum, Tzemach, Nahalal, the Ami’ad Junction, and the Elyakim Bridge.
These protests coincide with Western observers interpreting the emptying of the UN hall during Netanyahu’s speech as a sign of Israel’s international isolation.
In this regard, Al Jazeera reported that the successive walkouts by representatives and diplomats from various nations during Netanyahu’s address were not merely a fleeting gesture; rather, they represented a stance reflecting the growing international isolation facing the Zionists—specifically Netanyahu’s cabinet—and the mounting global outrage over the occupying regime’s genocidal crimes against the Palestinian people in Gaza and the West Bank.
This isolation of Netanyahu drew the attention of American media outlets such as The Wall Street Journal, Politico, and The Washington Post. In a report by two of its correspondents, The Wall Street Journal noted that Netanyahu’s speech took place as he faces a fiercely contested parliamentary election and deteriorating relations with the administration of U.S. President Donald Trump.
The Wall Street Journal reported that the walkout of delegations from the UN hall as Netanyahu began his speech recalled a similar scene from the previous year.