From Israeli expats to Palestinian activists, protesters to mobilize for Netanyahu's UN speech

Protests are planned in New York on the day of Netanyahu's address to the UN. Israeli anti-government activists, liberal Zionists, anti-Zionists, and Palestinian organizers are expected to demonstrate.

According to Haaretz, various groups including Israeli anti-government activists, liberal Zionists, anti-Zionists, and Palestinian organizers are planning demonstrations.

There is no direct information linking the protests to Netanyahu's UN speech, but they are scheduled to take place on the same day.

In other news, a pregnant Palestinian detainee, Abu Khdeijeh, is reportedly facing harsh conditions in Israel's Damon prison, according to Middle East Eye. She has been detained since August 27, 2026, and has experienced abdominal pain and bleeding while being denied basic necessities.

Additionally, Palestinian villagers have reported that Israeli forces uprooted their olive trees with bulldozers in the West Bank, as reported by Al-Monitor. The incident occurred days ahead of the annual olive harvest.

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