Netanyahu’s New York UN Visit Sees Unusual US Secret Service Security Involvement
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Netanyahu’s New York UN visit sees unusual US Secret Service security involvement
This comes after NYC Mayor Mamdani admitted that his office lacked the authority to arrest the prime minister, though he emphasized that Netanyahu "is not welcome in New York City."
The Prime Minister of the Israeli occupation, Benjamin Netanyahu, is preparing to visit New York next week as he is expected to address the United Nations General Assembly on a visit surrounded by extraordinary security and political measures.
Netanyahu's plane will reportedly land at Newark Airport in New Jersey instead of JFK Airport in New York during his visit to the US for the UN General Assembly meetings. A US source denied claims that the change was linked to New York Mayor Mamdani's statements about Netanyahu, arguing that the decision was made following discussions with airport management regarding aircraft security and parking areas.
Haber 7 - The change of airport before Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu's visit to the UN General Assembly attracted attention. It was reported that the plane would land in Newark instead of JFK in New York, and it was claimed that the decision was not related to Zohran Mamdani's statements.
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