Reuters World News Netanyahu at UNGA, Gaza, Comey and Ryder Cup
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Sep 27, 2025 Benjamin Netanyahu's fiery speech at the UN condemns Western nations for backing Palestinian statehood, igniting global protests. A Reuters investigation casts doubt on Israel's account of the deadly Gaza hospital strike. In a historic move, James Comey faces an indictment under the Trump administration, raising questions about political motivations. Meanwhile, Greta Thunberg's aid flotilla heads to Gaza amid concerns over Israel's blockade. And in sports, Trump makes a surprise appearance at the Ryder Cup as Europe dominates the early sessions.
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Netanyahu Frames Recognition As Rewarding Violence
- Benjamin Netanyahu told the UN that recognizing a Palestinian state rewards violence and vowed Israel will fight until Hamas is dismantled and hostages freed.
- His speech prompted walkouts, balcony applause, and large pro-Palestinian protests in New York, showing deep global polarization.
Visual Evidence Contradicts Israel's Hospital Account
- Reuters found visual evidence that contradicts Israel's account of the August 25 strike on Nasser Hospital that killed 22 people.
- The investigative reporting shows the targeted camera belonged to a news agency journalist and that the strike lacked required senior approval.
Thunberg Joins Aid Flotilla To Gaza
- Greta Thunberg spoke from aboard a civilian aid flotilla heading toward Gaza, saying she feared a loss of humanity more than Israel.
- The convoy departed Greece with humanitarian supplies despite Israeli warnings it would be blocked to prevent arms reaching Hamas.