Madani Threat Alters Netanyahu's Flight Path
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has changed the course of his trip to the United States to participate in the United Nations General Assembly meeting. His official plane will now land in New Jersey instead of at John F. Kennedy Airport in New York. This change comes amid concerns from New York City Mayor Zahran Mmadan, who is potentially blocking his stay at JFK, along with expected protests against Netanyahu. It is anticipated that his plane will arrive in New Jersey on the morning of September 24. His visit will be brief, limited to a speech before the assembly, after which he will depart. Some other meetings have been canceled, and the schedule has been adjusted, due to reservations about the safety of the visit amid political opposition and anticipated protests in New York.
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