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At the UN General Assembly in New York, multiple world leaders used their addresses to sharply criticize Israel's conduct in Gaza. French President Emmanuel Macron called the situation 'a spectacle that shames us all,' questioning the international community's credibility for inaction. Spanish PM Pedro Sanchez explicitly accused Netanyahu of 'perpetrating a genocide' in Gaza. Arab and Muslim leaders, alongside activist groups such as Priests Against Genocide who displayed a shroud bearing the names of children killed, added to a chorus of condemnation, while Argentina's Javier Milei took a contrarian stance, criticizing the UN itself as biased against Israel. The wave of statements reflects growing international frustration with the durability of the Gaza ceasefire and continued Israeli strikes despite claims of peace, with speakers explicitly rejecting the narrative that hostilities have meaningfully ended.