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‘Shame on you’: Why Netanyahu slammed Mamdani, wife Rama Duwaji in fiery UN speech. How NYC mayor reacted

Indian Express WorldBy Indian Express World
25 Sept 2026
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‘Shame on you’: Why Netanyahu slammed Mamdani, wife Rama Duwaji in fiery UN speech. How NYC mayor reacted
‘Shame on you’: Why Netanyahu slammed Mamdani, wife Rama Duwaji in fiery UN speech. How NYC mayor reacted
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10893312 UN General Assembly Israel

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  • ✓10893312 UN General Assembly Israel
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu used his roughly 40-minute address to the United Nations General Assembly on Thursday to launch a sustained attack on New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani. During the speech, Netanyahu labelled the mayor an antisemite and referenced his wife, Rama Duwaji.

The address, which drew protests both inside and outside the United Nations building, came as Netanyahu faces a tight re-election battle at home and continues to face an International Criminal Court warrant over alleged war crimes in Gaza.

Mamdani responded within hours, rejecting the claims made against him. Mamdani denies holding antisemitic views and says his administration has increased funding to combat hate crimes in the city. He largely stayed out of public view on the day of the speech, holding private meetings including with Dutch Prime Minister Rob Jetten.

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