Netanyahu's visit highlights NY changes
The article highlights significant changes in the itinerary of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's visit to New York. He has decided to shorten the trip and avoid an overnight stay, fearing protests and demonstrations against his policies in Palestine, particularly the war crimes directed at Palestinians. Instead of arriving in New York, delivering his speech at the United Nations, and then returning, he will arrive in the morning, deliver his speech at noon, and then go straight back to Tel Aviv. He will also not meet with U.S. President Donald Trump. Calls and preparations for protests continue, with organizers viewing Netanyahu as a war criminal responsible for destroying Gaza and committing occupation crimes, demanding accountability and an end to the war. These changes reflect shifts within the New York administration and waning traditional support, amid calls for his arrest following warrants issued against him by the international court.
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