Netanyahu to Address UN General Assembly in New York
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is scheduled to travel to New York next week to attend the United Nations General Assembly session. His departure is planned for after the conclusion of Yom Kippur.
New York City police are preparing for an "unprecedented" level of security surrounding Netanyahu's visit. It is anticipated that over 60 NYPD officers, in addition to federal, state, and Israeli security personnel, will be involved in securing the prime minister and surrounding areas.
Netanyahu is expected to participate in the General Assembly's proceedings and deliver a speech on September 26. One source expressed concern that protesters might attempt to attack the prime minister during his visit.
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