Netanyahu's plane avoids New York over Mmdani fears
It has been decided that the residence of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in New York will not be at John F. Kennedy Airport, due to fears that Mayor Zahran Mamdani would order the plane to depart immediately upon his arrival, citing coordination difficulties with American authorities and potential protests. Instead, his aircraft is expected to land at a military base in New Jersey or Newark Airport, with his visit to the United States being shortened and without an overnight stay, including the cancellation of a meeting with Elon Musk in Texas, in order to avoid protests and logistical challenges. Additionally, Netanyahu will deliver his speech before the United Nations General Assembly during his visit, but will not have any meetings with US President Donald Trump.
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