Delegates from a broad range of countries walked out on Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's speech at the UN General Assembly in September 2025. The walkout included representatives from Arab, Muslim, and African countries, as well as several European states. Some of the countries involved in the walkout reportedly include the UK, France, Canada, Australia, and others that have recognized Palestinian statehood this week. The protest stemmed from widespread international outrage over Israel's military operations in Gaza amidst calls to recognize Palestinian statehood and condemn Israel's actions there.

A coalition known as the Hague Group, including diplomats from various countries such as Colombia, South Africa, Mexico, Saudi Arabia, Ireland, Spain, and Uruguay, convened to discuss responses against Israel, including sanctions, reflecting a coordinated diplomatic stance from multiple nations involved in the walkout. The walkout was one of the largest and most visible protests in recent UN speeches against Netanyahu, demonstrating significant international disapproval and isolation.

In summary, delegates from many Arab, Muslim, African, and some European and Western countries walked out on Netanyahu's speech due to objections to Israel's Gaza war and its stance against Palestinian state recognition.