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What really happened after the UN General Assembly 👀

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Over the years, the UN General Assembly has delivered no shortage of unforgettable moments, from dramatic gestures and controversial remarks to fiery speeches and walkouts. Here’s a look back at some of the most memorable highlights.

@Al Jazeera English

⚡️🎥 Delegations walk out of the UN General Assembly as Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, wanted by the International Criminal Court over war crimes in Gaza, takes the podium:

The horn was blown in the UN general assembly hall… What’s the significance? Why was this allowed?

Is this what the UNGA has really been turned into?

@Africa Liberation Activist

HAPPENING NOW 🚨 MASS WALKOUT as most delegations ABANDON the UN General Assembly while NETANYAHU begins his speech.

What an emotional moment today at the @UN General Assembly opening. @antonioguterres delivered his final address to the #UNGA General Debate. World leaders gathered in the General Assembly Hall all rose to give him a warm standing ovation.

@Melissa Fleming 🇺🇳

Delegates at the UN General Assembly in New York walk out as Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu arrives to deliver a speech. He responds by calling them "moral cowards". 📺 Sky 501, Virgin 602, Freeview 233 and YouTube

🇮🇱 Netanyahu barely started his UN speech before delegates began walking OUT. The Israeli PM was met with boos as numerous delegations left the General Assembly hall in protest, turning the opening moments of his address into a scene of diplomatic tension. Netanyahu came to

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