Tahir Al-Nunu: Netanyahu's Speech Revealed Israel's Isolation and Its True Place is Prison
September 26, 2025147 ViewsRead Time: 2 minutes
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In a striking statement, Tahir Al-Nunu, the media advisor to the head of the political bureau of Hamas, confirmed today, Friday, that the Palestinian state will be established with popular, Arab, and international will, despite Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's attempts to obstruct it.
Al-Nunu considered that what occurred during Netanyahu's speech at the United Nations General Assembly, with the wide withdrawal of international delegations, reflects the extent of the political isolation that Israel faces, emphasizing that Netanyahu does not deserve an international platform but rather a trial as a war criminal.
He added that broadcasting Netanyahu's speech over loudspeakers above military vehicles in Gaza shows a radical mentality, and that forcing the Israeli delegation to applaud amidst boos reveals what he described as "megalomania."
In contrast, Netanyahu during his speech insisted on refusing to recognize the Palestinian state, considering it an existential threat to Israel, and affirmed that the war in Gaza will not stop until Hamas surrenders and the prisoners are handed over.
He also accused the movement of using civilians as human shields and stealing aid, while denying international accusations of committing genocide, and considered that the Palestinians are not seeking a two-state solution but rather the establishment of a state on the ruins of Israel.
Al-Nunu considered that what occurred during Netanyahu's speech at the United Nations General Assembly, with the wide withdrawal of international delegations, reflects the extent of the political isolation that Israel faces, emphasizing that Netanyahu does not deserve an international platform but rather a trial as a war criminal.
He added that broadcasting Netanyahu's speech over loudspeakers above military vehicles in Gaza shows a radical mentality, and that forcing the Israeli delegation to applaud amidst boos reveals what he described as "megalomania."
In contrast, Netanyahu during his speech insisted on refusing to recognize the Palestinian state, considering it an existential threat to Israel, and affirmed that the war in Gaza will not stop until Hamas surrenders and the prisoners are handed over.
He also accused the movement of using civilians as human shields and stealing aid, while denying international accusations of committing genocide, and considered that the Palestinians are not seeking a two-state solution but rather the establishment of a state on the ruins of Israel.
