Both Trump and Netanyahu urged Hamas to accept the deal, with Netanyahu saying Israel would “finish the deal” if Hamas did not agree.

The following day, as Netanyahu stands against reported isolation from other nations and accusations of war crimes by the International Criminal Court’s chief prosecutor, Karim Khan, he used his speech to challenge the international critics with a message that used visual devices and tools to relay his message.

The warning came just hours after two gunmen opened fire at a Jerusalem bus stop, killing six people. Hamas has claimed responsibility.

Dozens of diplomats walked out of the hall before Netanyahu’ speech to protest the Gaza war, leaving the hall largely empty.