Netanyahu's UN speech is an opportunity to tell the world: justice is with Israel

Amnon Lord writes that Netanyahu's UN speech must explain the scale of the war against Hamas, Hezbollah, and the Houthis, and reduce the section on the Iranian nuclear threat. The message to Europe: any future solution within the borders of the Land of Israel will not be paid for with Israeli currency.

Amnon Lord writes that Netanyahu's UN speech tonight is an opportunity to explain to the world the scale of Israel's war against Hamas, Hezbollah, the Houthis, and other Iranian proxies. According to him, the usual section on the Iranian nuclear threat should be reduced, and a short message will suffice: if the key issues are not resolved, Israel will act alone. Lord suggests that Netanyahu open by admitting he was wrong to think coexistence with the Palestinians was possible. He argues that Israel's problem is less the Iranian president and more the entertainment and media worlds that have become party conferences with boycotts and antisemitism. Lord calls on Netanyahu to serve as a voice for humiliated American Jews and to announce that any future solution within the borders of the Land of Israel will not be paid for with Israeli currency. He expects Netanyahu not to forgo a rebuke of the Europeans over sanctions.