Six hours that will decide the fate of the elections: the surprises Netanyahu is preparing for his UN speech | Anna Barsky

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will deliver a short speech at the UN General Assembly, about 40 minutes long, and return to Israel within a few hours. The speech will focus on Iran, the nuclear threat, and criticism of Israel. Netanyahu hinted at "surprises" he will reveal. The visit has been significantly reduced compared to previous plans, with no extensive diplomatic meetings or a visit to Texas. The short trip is due, according to sources involved in the preparations, to concerns about security incidents and expected protests in New York. Netanyahu will not take Israeli journalists with him on "Wing of Zion." The speech will center on Iran, and Netanyahu is expected to present new information about the rehabilitation efforts of its nuclear and missile program. He is expected to also address the possibility of the fall of the regime in Tehran, and appeal directly to the Iranian people. The speech is expected to include messages to Lebanon and other Arab countries, as well as a reference to international criticism of Israel and the International Criminal Court. The atmosphere at the UN is expected to be tense, following a series of critical speeches against Israel last year. The analysis points to the use of dramatic framing and emotionally charged language, while emphasizing the Iranian threat and criticism of Israel, without specific security or intelligence sources.