During his address at the United Nations General Assembly, Colombian President Gustavo Petro condemned the ongoing violence in Gaza, accusing Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Western allies, including the US and Europe, of committing genocide. Petro's remarks highlighted the urgent need for the international community to intervene and stop the atrocities. He further connected US military operations in the Caribbean to systemic issues of racism and domination, suggesting that these actions reflect a broader pattern of abuse. His statements underscore Colombia's stance on human rights and the need for accountability in international conflicts.