Netanyahu's plane skips JFK amid Mamdani concerns
The security authorities have decided not to allow Benjamin Netanyahu's plane to land at JFK Airport during his upcoming visit to New York to attend the United Nations General Assembly, fearing that the aircraft might be prevented from remaining on the ground for the duration of the visit. Authorities are exploring alternatives, such as landing at Newark Liberty Airport or a nearby military base, to enable the plane to stay until the end of the visit. Netanyahu is expected to arrive on Wednesday afternoon and will deliver a speech before the General Assembly on Thursday at 2:00 PM New York time.
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