Political commentator Hasan Piker went online to respond to Benjamin Netanyahu, who had name-dropped him during his speech.

Twitch streamer Hasan Piker took to social media and shared his reaction after Benjamin Netanyahu mentioned him by name during his speech at the United Nations General Assembly. It didn’t take long for the political commentator to go online and respond to the name drop. He reposted the clip with the following caption on his X account:
“judge me by my enemies,”
While he was on the podium, the Israeli prime minister shared his thoughts about New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani, with whom he had public clashes in the past. The Israeli prime minister accused Mamdani of antisemitism and of praising criminals convicted of supporting Hamas. He reiterated an earlier quote the streamer made about 9/11 as he dragged both him and the mayor into his speech.
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Twitch Streamer Hasan Piker Reacts to Being Name Dropped by Benjamin Netanyahu in His Recent Speech

While delivering his speech, Benjamin Netanyahu tried his best to justify his actions, especially concerning Gaza. It is no secret that Hasan Piker was vocal about his thoughts on the subject matter, which made it easy for the prime minister to mention him by name. He also mentioned the New York City mayor and called him antisemitic.
In the past, the Twitch streamer heavily endorsed the now New York City mayor, and his affiliations made him an easy target for the prime minister to drag. Hasan has had controversial takes in the past, but he reiterated that he loves his country and has hope for a better future. As a supporter of Palestine, the Twitch streamer often used his platform to express his thoughts, which directly goes against Netanyahu’s actions.
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