Muslim and Arab leaders have decided not to attend the speech of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at the United Nations General Assembly today.
Reports from international media say that delegates will walk out of the hall during his address. This decision comes after Netanyahu’s remarks about a so-called “Greater Israel,” which many countries believe could harm Arab security and disturb peace and stability in the region.
Once Netanyahu’s speech is over, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif will take the stage to address the Assembly. Muslim leaders are expected to return to listen to his speech, showing unity and support.
Other important speakers on the same day include Chinese Premier Li Qiang and Bangladesh’s Chief Advisor Muhammad Yunus. The walkout by Muslim and Arab nations is being seen as a strong message to the world, making it clear that expansionist or aggressive policies will not be accepted.
