Netanyahu shortens New York visit amid possible protests ahead of UN speech
Netanyahu shortens New York visit amid possible protests ahead of UN speech Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will visit the United States this week for a short visit to address the UN General Assembly, but his plans have been cut short over fears of protests, Ynet reported. Amid fears of possible pushback from New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani, Ynet reported that Netanyahu is expected to…
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has shortened his planned visit to New York due to fears of protests, according to Ynet. His trip, originally scheduled to include a speech at the UN General Assembly, has been altered following concerns over potential pushback from New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani. Instead of landing at JFK airport, Netanyahu is now expected to arrive at a military airfield in New Jersey or Newark Liberty International Airport.
President Donald Trump will not be meeting with Netanyahu during the visit; however, discussions are being explored with Secretary of State Marco Rubio and other foreign dignitaries. The focus of Netanyahu's speech is anticipated to be Iran, with officials close to him suggesting it may contain unexpected revelations. Additionally, Israeli officials are preparing for possible disruptions at the UN, including the possibility of a coordinated walkout by representatives from multiple nations.
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