Israel’s Prime Minister’s Office has released a sharply satirical official video that portrays United Nations delegates as brightly colored parrots perched at the General Assembly podium and in the seats. In the clip the bird-like figures repeatedly squawk the phrase “Blame ISRAEL!” in a clear jab at what the office describes as automatic and predictable anti-Israel rhetoric. The video ends with bold text declaring “Repeating lies doesn’t make them true” alongside a direct call to “expose the UN’s lies,” all framed by Israel’s official emblem.

The release lands amid the September 2026 General Assembly session and reflects longstanding Israeli complaints of institutional bias at the world body. By turning the criticism into vivid visual satire, the Prime Minister’s Office aims to spotlight what it sees as empty repetition rather than serious debate. The approach raises questions about how effectively such pointed messaging will land with international audiences, whether it will intensify existing tensions at the UN, and how other nations may respond to this unusually blunt public rebuke.