Netanyahu's UN Speech Sparks Controversy with Maps Omitting Palestine

Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu labels Iran as a 'Curse' and allies as 'Blessing,' drawing criticism for erasing Palestine from Middle East maps.

Netanyahu displayed two maps at the UN General Assembly, one depicting allies as 'Blessing' and adversaries as 'Curse'.
Both maps notably excluded Palestine, drawing significant attention and criticism.
Netanyahu accused Iran of fueling regional conflicts through its support for groups like Hezbollah and Hamas.
He urged global leaders to impose sanctions on Iran and warned of Israel's readiness to strike back if provoked.
The maps included countries like Egypt, Sudan, and Saudi Arabia as allies, reflecting ongoing efforts to normalize relations despite regional tensions.