Two years after Op. Al-Aqsa Flood, global outrage over the genocide in Gaza has transformed public opinion in the West, fueling mass protests, boycotts, academic dissent, and political isolation of Israel.

The ‘snapback’ sanctions against Iran are not only politically motivated but also lack legal basis, given the absence of UN consensus and the expiration of the framework established under UN Security Council Resolution 2231.

World leaders at the UNGA summit unequivocally condemned Israel’s genocide in Gaza, called for Palestinian statehood, criticized UN inaction, and isolated Netanyahu amid global protests.

Hamas says Netanyahu’s repeated lies in his speech at the UN General Assembly are part of his systematic campaign to demonize the Palestinian people and vilify their legitimate national struggle against occupation.

The Iranian president says diplomatic dialogue will have no meaning if the European troika reinstates the sanctions against Tehran.

Colombia's president has urged the countries that oppose genocide to join forces and build a strong international army to liberate Palestine.

Addressing world leaders at the 80th United Nations General Assembly (UNGA), the Turkish President said there is no war in Gaza, only the suffering of Palestinians in the face of Israeli genocide.