Netanyahu Eviscerates The UN With His Silence (Plus Video Of Entire Speech)

It was a speech that began with a silent glare, there was a silent glare in the middle, and it was primarily about silence. At the United Nations today Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu screamed at the United Nations General Assembly with his silence.

As he got to the podium Netanyahu stood silently looking at the delegates in the General Assembly.  He quietly put on his glasses and continued his silent glare, and finally began his speech. It was an indication of what was to come.

The first half hour of the forty-three minute speech was about Iran and the Iran deal.  Seemingly he resigned himself to the the deal, but warned the world community that they built the deal and they better make sure it is implement, or else Israel will defend herself. He also took time to reach out to Washington, talking about the U.S. Israel partnership as indivisible and what a good friend Obama has been. An attempt to calm the stormy weather prior to his visit to the White House next month.

But it was the segment where he talked about Iranian threats toward Israel that were the most dramatic.

Ladies and gentlemen, I have long said that the greatest danger facing our world is the coupling of militant Islam with nuclear weapons. I am gravely concerned that the nuclear deal with Iran will prove to be the marriage certificate of that holy union. I know that well-intentioned people sincerely believe that this is the best way to block Iran’s path to the bomb, but one of history’s most important, yet least learned lessons is this, the best intentions don’t prevent the worst outcomes.

The vast majority of Israelis believe that this nuclear deal with Iran is a very bad deal. What makes matters even worse is that we see a world celebrating this bad deal—rushing to embrace and do business with a regime openly committed to our destruction.

Last week the major general of the Iran’s army proclaimed this, quote, ‘We will annihilate Israel for sure. We are glad that we are in the forefront of executing the supreme leader’s order to the destroy Israel,’ end quote. And as for the supreme leader, himself—a few days after the nuke nuclear deal was announced, he released his latest book. Here it is. It is a 400-page creed planning to destroy the state of Israel [see picture above].

Last month, Khomeini once again made the genocidal intentions clear before Iran’s top clerical body, the assembly of experts. He spoke about Israel—home to over 6 million Jews. He pledged, quote, ‘There will be no Israel in 25 years.’ end quote. Seventy years after the murder of 6 million Jews, Iran’s rulers promised to destroy my country, murder my people, and the response from this body, the response from nearly every one of the governments represented here has been absolutely nothing. Utter silence. Deafening silence.”

Netanyahu just glared a the General Assembly audience for 45 seconds then continued:

“Perhaps you can understand why Israel is not joining you in celebrating this deal. If Iran’s rulers were working to destroy your countries, perhaps you’d be less enthusiastic the about the deal. If Iran’s terror proxies were firing thousands of rockets at your cities, perhaps you’d be more measured in your praise. If this deal were unleashing a nuclear arms race in your neighborhood, perhaps you’d be more reluctant to celebrate.

But don’t think that Iran is only a danger to Israel. Besides Iran’s aggression in the Middle East and the terror around the world, Iran is also building intercontinental ballistic missiles whose sole purpose is to carry nuclear warheads. And now, remember this, Iran already has missiles that can reach Israel, and so the intercontinental missiles that the Iran is building, they are not meant for us, but they are meant for you, for Europe, for America, for raining down mass destruction, anytime, anywhere.”

Another interesting part of the speech was pointed out by Jim Hoft the Gateway Pundit. At one point in the speech Netanyahu said, “Here’s a general rule that I learned and you must have learned in your lifetime. When bad behavior is rewarded it only gets worse.” Most of the delegates at the general assembly applauded, the United States delegation sat in silence (the video is at Jim’s site).

Not noticed by Jim were the two people who were absent from the Netanyahu speech, U.S. Secretary of State Kerry, and U.S. UN Ambassador Powers.

Below is the video of the full speech:

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