00:19A striking moment inside the United Nations has drawn attention after an Israeli delegation member
00:26was filmed moving through the General Assembly Hall during Benjamin Netanyahu's speech.
00:33As dozens of delegations walked out when Netanyahu took the podium,
00:38the Israeli official appeared to move between rows of seats, checking nameplates and taking notes.
00:44The footage appears to show the delegate recording which countries had left or were absent from the chamber.
00:51The walkout itself was extensive.
00:54Israeli side counts and media reports put the number at around 77 delegations,
01:01although the exact figure and list vary between reports,
01:05because some delegations may have been partially present or left at different moments.
01:11Empty seats could be seen across the General Assembly Hall,
01:15including places associated with delegations from countries such as Saudi Arabia, Iran, Algeria,
01:22Malaysia, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Tunisia, and others.
01:28As the walkout unfolded, Netanyahu continued his address to a visibly emptier chamber.
01:34He described the departing diplomats as moral cowards and challenged critics who remained to leave as well.
01:42Meanwhile, supporters in the gallery and parts of the Israeli delegation responded with applause and chants of,
01:51The Israeli delegation member's note-taking quickly became a major talking point online,
01:57with footage circulating widely after the speech.
02:01The exact contents of the notes have not been independently established,
02:06and reports differ over precisely how many countries were recorded.
02:10But the images offered a striking visual of the diplomatic walkout
02:15as Netanyahu delivered his defiant address at the United Nations.
02:19And while the speech continued inside,
02:22the empty seats became one of the most visible symbols of the protest surrounding Netanyahu's appearance at the UN.
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