Netanyahu Delivers Speech at UN Wearing QR Code: What’s the Reason Behind It?

Netanyahu's speech over QR code:Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu appeared at the United Nations Security Council wearing a QR code on his suit, which became a topic of discussion on social media and in news headlines. The code contained a link to a website documenting the atrocities of October 7th.

Other Israeli members present with Netanyahu also wore similar QR code badges. This step is considered to be a part of Israel's public-purpose, which aims to change its attitude between the American public and the international community about its action on Gaza. The QR code was shown with a message 'Remember on 7 October' on Billboard and Digital Screen near Times Square and United Nations Headquarters in New York.

The QR code on Netanyahu's lapel pin leads to this website showing the atrocities committed on Oct 7:https://t.co/CGt24wIo9a pic.twitter.com/06BHcqMsQf

— Aviva Klompas (@AvivaKlompas) September 26, 2025

Netanyahu's Address at the UN

Netanyahu directly addressed the Israeli people held hostage in Gaza. He said, "Our brave heroes, I am Prime Minister Netanyahu, communicating with you directly from the United Nations. We have not forgotten you for a moment. The people of Israel are with you."

The Prime Minister clarified that he would not stop until all the hostages are brought back safely. His speech was broadcast live on the mobile phone of the hostages. He also thanked his intelligence agency for this effort.

Protest and applause echoed in the hall

As soon as Netanyahu took the stage, many countries left the hall in protest. Many world leaders separated from his speech against inhuman action in Israel's Gaza. Despite this, Israeli delegations and supported them during the speech.