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The upcoming visit of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to New York to deliver a speech before the United Nations General Assembly has raised concerns about protests and deteriorating security conditions. Therefore, he has decided to reduce the duration of his visit and not stay overnight in the city, with the possibility that his plane will depart from New Jersey instead of John F. Kennedy Airport. There are also tensions between the American authorities and the New York City government, with discussions about the possibility of issuing an order to prevent his plane from landing during his stay. Former New York City Mayor Zahran Mamdani has accused Netanyahu of being a "war criminal," and Mamdani has refused to execute an arrest warrant issued by the International Criminal Court due to the limited legal authority of the New York City government in this matter.
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