There are UN speeches designed primarily for diplomacy, and there are speeches intended to establish a doctrine. Benjamin Netanyahu’s address to the 81st General Assembly on September 24 belonged to the second category. Its significance lay less in its confrontational tone than in the strategic… | Read More in The Blogs
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