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特拉维夫专电 以色列总理本雅明·内塔尼亚胡将于周四在联合国大会发表演讲，此时以色列因在加沙地带和约旦河西岸占领区的行动正面临广泛谴责和日益孤立的处境。
内塔尼亚胡已于周四早些时候抵达纽约，计划在东部时间下午2点发表演讲后数小时内离开。
包括法国、英国、约旦、叙利亚、卡塔尔和土耳其在内的欧洲和中东国家领导人，周三至少在联合国讲台的发言中花了部分时间严厉谴责以色列。
分析人士表示，在竞争激烈的以色列议会选举几周后即将举行之际，内塔尼亚胡将利用国际社会对以色列的集中关注，展示自己在国际舞台上捍卫国家的能力。
2026年9月23日，在纽约联合国总部第81届联合国大会期间，犹太反犹太复国主义组织净火派的一名成员在“不再为反犹太主义找借口集会”会场外举牌谴责以色列总理本雅明·内塔尼亚胡。亚历克西·J·罗森菲尔德/盖蒂图片社
这将是内塔尼亚胡在联合国大会期间一次不同寻常的短暂纽约之行。他过去常常利用秋季出访的机会会见其他世界领导人，特别是美国总统和国务卿。
他的办公室表示，内塔尼亚胡周四将会见阿根廷、玻利维亚、巴拉圭、巴拿马和埃塞俄比亚的总统，哥伦比亚的副总统，以及希腊、斯洛文尼亚和巴布亚新几内亚的总理。他不会与特朗普总统会面。
内塔尼亚胡的办公室表示，今年的行程如此短暂，是因为总理需要返回以色列迎接将于周五晚间开始的犹太教住棚节。
据一位知情人士透露，内塔尼亚胡在演讲中预计将主要聚焦伊朗。他还可能为以色列在加沙及其邻国如叙利亚开展的持续军事行动辩护。
内塔尼亚胡曾在以往的联合国大会演讲中就伊朗的军事和核计划发表过相关言论，他还承诺将在本次演讲中带来惊喜。
内塔尼亚胡与曼达尼的矛盾
内塔尼亚胡还誓言将在联合国演讲中回应纽约市市长佐赫兰·曼达尼的最新批评。
在本周早些时候曼达尼称他为“战争罪犯”后，内塔尼亚胡在一段视频中表示，他将利用联合国演讲的机会“揭露这位市长的真相”，并指责曼达尼支持哈马斯。
在竞选活动期间，曼达尼曾威胁称，如果内塔尼亚胡出席联合国大会，他将让纽约当局执行国际刑事法院针对内塔尼亚胡的逮捕令。
这位市长后来承认他无法拘留内塔尼亚胡，但他敦促美国联邦当局这么做，并指出纽约人仍有渠道表达对这位以色列领导人的不满，称抗议行为“是我们城市的基石之一”。
曼达尼提到预计将于周四举行的针对内塔尼亚胡的抗议活动，这在本周内塔尼亚胡的视频中引发了总理的严厉反驳。
“你为煽动针对纽约犹太人的骚乱感到羞耻。我要来联合国，我要讲述我们英勇士兵的真相，我也要揭露你的真相，”内塔尼亚胡说。
对以色列的谴责与以色列的反驳
内塔尼亚胡将在一系列谴责其政府政策的演讲之后发表讲话。
英国首相安迪·伯纳姆周三在联合国向与会领导人表示，尽管哈马斯2023年10月7日对以色列的恐怖袭击“极其可怕”，但以色列的应对规模毫无道理。
“太多人丧生——包括如此多的儿童。援助进入的太少，而且这场冲突已经持续了太久，”伯纳姆在谈到加沙时说。自与哈马斯的战争以来，以色列军队已经占领了这片巴勒斯坦领土的一半以上。
法国总统埃马纽埃尔·马克龙的演讲在以色列引发了愤怒，他指责以色列在另一片巴勒斯坦领土——以色列占领的约旦河西岸每天都存在侵权行为。
“看看约旦河西岸正在发生的事情，那里每天都有侵权行为。这是以什么名义？哈马斯从未在约旦河西岸发动过袭击，”这位法国领导人说。“这种日常侵权行为使得实现巴勒斯坦人民合法生存权变得更加不可能。”
内塔尼亚胡称马克龙关于哈马斯的言论是“荒诞可笑的谬论”，并指出周日法国公民、六个孩子的父亲内塔内尔·舒克兰在袭击中丧生，内塔尼亚胡称此次袭击是哈马斯恐怖分子所为。
哈马斯发表声明赞扬了这次袭击，但未宣称对此负责。
这个长期被美国、以色列和欧盟列为恐怖组织的团体，自2007年以来就不再参与约旦河西岸的巴勒斯坦行政当局。但据以色列和巴勒斯坦官员透露，数十年来该团体在约旦河西岸一直保有自己的激进网络。
“哈马斯恐怖分子几乎每天都对犹太人发动袭击，他们在犹大和撒马利亚（以色列对约旦河西岸的官方称谓）谋杀了无数以色列平民，”内塔尼亚胡周三补充道。
与以色列在数十年前签署和平协议的约旦国王阿卜杜拉周三在联合国表示，应当对以色列实施制裁、资产冻结、禁运和外交孤立。
华盛顿近东政策研究所研究员戴维·马科夫斯基表示，内塔尼亚胡将利用联合国大会上对以色列的批评，作为在10月以色列议会选举前展示自己在全球舞台上捍卫国家能力的机会。
“他将把联合国作为这次选举的宣传工具，”马科夫斯基说。“他利用的是以色列公众眼中联合国领导人那种选择性的道德义愤。”
Israel’s Netanyahu set to hit back at widespread criticism in U.N. address
September 24, 2026 / 10:46 AM EDT / CBS News
By Dov Lieber
Tel Aviv — Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is due to address the United Nations General Assembly on Thursday as his country faces broad condemnation and growing isolation over Israel’s actions in the Gaza Strip and the occupied West Bank.
Netanyahu arrived in New York early Thursday morning and is due to leave just a few hours after his speech, which he is scheduled to deliver at 2 p.m. Eastern.
Leaders from Europe and the Middle East, including France, the U.K., Jordan, Syria, Qatar and Turkey, devoted at least some of their time at the U.N. podium Wednesday to harshly denounce Israel.
Analysts say Netanyahu will take advantage of the critical focus on Israel to demonstrate his ability to defend his country on the international stage just weeks before a tightly contested Israeli election.
A member of the Jewish anti-Zionist group Neturei Karta holds a sign denouncing Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu outside the perimeter of a “No More Excuses Rally Against Antisemitism,” outside the 81st session of the United Nations General Assembly at U.N. Headquarters, Sept. 23, 2026, in New York City. Alexi J. Rosenfeld/Getty
It will be an unusually brief trip to New York for Netanyahu during the General Assembly. He has often capitalized on the autumn visits to meet with other world leaders, particularly the American president and secretary of state.
His office said he would meet Thursday with the presidents of Argentina, Bolivia, Paraguay, Panama and Ethiopia, the vice president of Colombia, and the prime ministers of Greece, Slovenia, and Papua New Guinea. He is not due to meet with President Trump.
Netanyahu’s office said this year’s trip would be so brief because the prime minister needs to return to Israel for the Jewish holiday of Sukkot, which begins Friday evening.
In his speech, Netanyahu is expected to focus primarily on Iran, according to a person familiar with the matter. He will also likely defend Israel’s ongoing military campaigns in Gaza and in neighboring countries such as Syria.
Netanyahu has used past General Assembly addresses to make claims about Iran’s military and nuclear efforts, and he has promised surprises in his upcoming speeches.
Netanyahu’s beef with Mamdani
Netanyahu has also vowed to respond in his U.N. address to the latest criticism from New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani.
In a video responding to Mamdani calling him a “war criminal” earlier this week, Netanyahu said he would use his speech at the U.N. to “tell the truth about” the mayor, whom he accused of supporting Hamas.
During his election campaign, Mamdani had threatened to have New York authorities act on an arrest warrant issued by the International Criminal Court for Netanyahu, should he attend the U.N. gathering.
The mayor later recognized that he couldn’t have Netanyahu detained, but he urged federal U.S. authorities to detain him instead and noted that New Yorkers would still have an outlet to express their feelings about the Israeli leader, calling the act of protest “one of the bedrocks of our city.”
Mamdani’s reference to protests against Netanyahu — which were expected to take place Thursday — drew a sharp rebuke from the prime minister in his video this week.
“Shame on you for inciting riots against New York Jews. I’m coming to the U.N. I’m going to tell the truth about our heroic soldiers, and I’m going to tell the truth about you,” Netanyahu said.
Condemnation of Israel, and Israeli pushback
Netanyahu will speak after a spate of speeches condemning his government’s policies.
British Prime Minister Andy Burnham told the leaders gathered at the U.N. on Wednesday that while Hamas’ Oct. 7, 2023, terror attack on Israel was “utterly horrific,” the scale of the Israeli response has been unjustified.
“Far too many people have died — including so many children. Far too little aid is getting in, and it has gone on for far too long,” Burnham said of Gaza, where Israeli forces have occupied more than half of the Palestinian territory since the war with Hamas.
The speech by France’s President Emmanuel Macron sparked ire in Israel after he accused the country of daily violations in the other Palestinian territory, the Israeli-occupied West Bank.
“Look at what is happening in West Bank, where there are violations every day. In the name of what? Hamas has never struck in the West Bank,” said the French leader. “This every day makes it more impossible to achieve respect for the Palestinian people’s legitimate right to exist.”
Netanyahu called Macron’s statement about Hamas a “grotesque absurdity,” noting that on Sunday, French citizen and father of six Netanel Shukrun was killed in an attack that Netanyahu said was carried out by a Hamas terrorist.
Hamas issued a statement praising the attack, but it did not claim responsibility.
The group, long designated a terrorist organization by the U.S., Israel and the European Union, has not been part of the Palestinian administration in the West Bank since 2007. It has, however, maintained its own militant network in the West Bank for decades, according to Israeli and Palestinian officials.
“Hamas terrorists carry out attacks against Jews almost every day. They have murdered countless Israeli civilians in Judea and Samaria,” Netanyahu added Wednesday, using the official Israeli name for the West Bank.
King Abdullah of Jordan, which signed a peace agreement decades ago with Israel, told the U.N. Wednesday that Israel should be hit with sanctions, asset freezes, embargoes and diplomatic isolation.
Netanyahu will use the criticism of Israel at the U.N. as an opportunity to demonstrate his ability to defend his country on the global stage ahead of the Israeli elections in October, said David Makovsky, a fellow at the Washington Institute for Near East Policy.
“He’s going to use the U.N. as a prop for this election,” said Makovsky. “He plays on what the Israeli public sees as the selective moral outrage of the leaders at the U.N.”