Netanyahu's Plane Skips JFK Over Mamlani Tensions
Apart from political disagreements and the potential calls to arrest him, security authorities decided not to allow Benjamin Netanyahu's plane to land at JFK Airport during his visit to New York to participate in the United Nations General Assembly. This was due to concerns that the city mayor would refuse to allow the plane to stay for the duration of the visit. The current consideration is to land the plane at Newark Liberty Airport or a nearby military base to enable his presence until the end of the visit, which is scheduled to begin on Wednesday, with him delivering a speech before the General Assembly on Thursday.
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