We Pray for Regime Change: Israeli Envoy's Message to Iran Meets Silence at UN
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Israel's UN Ambassador Danny Danon provoked an Iranian diplomat in the United Nations General Assembly hall in an unusual scene during the 81st session of the General Assembly. Danon approached the Iranian delegation's table and showed the diplomat a Starlink device, the same device that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu had displayed during his speech at the UN. "I thought it would be appropriate to give you the Starlink. It could be us…
Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu taunted Iran by brandishing a Starlink terminal at the UN General Assembly. After his speech, Israel's UN ambassador, Danny Danon, approached the Iranian delegation with the same device.
Israeli Ambassador Danny Danon offered the Iranian diplomat a Starlink device with a message of freedom, but the latter completely ignored the provocation.
We pray for regime change: Israeli envoy's message to Iran meets silence at UN
At the UN General Assembly, Israel's envoy Danny Danon offered an Iranian diplomat a Starlink device and said Israel prayed for regime change in Iran. The diplomat did not respond, as the exchange echoed Benjamin Netanyahu's wider defence of Israel and criticism of Iran.
The Starlink device that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu brought to the United Nations podium minutes later became part of an unusual scene between the Israeli and Iranian delegations. Israeli Ambassador to the UN Danny Danon approached an Iranian diplomat and tried to hand him the satellite internet device, telling him to take it to Tehran. The Iranian representative did not accept […]
The Israeli Ambassador to the United Nations, Danny Dannon, offered a satellite-based communication device (STARLINK) to an Iranian diplomat at United Nations Headquarters in New York, following the Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's address to the General Assembly, Thursday. He showed footage of Danon approaching the Iranian diplomat carrying the device, while the latter avoided looking at it and refusing to receive it.
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