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Now 14Politics

Netanyahu to Address UN General Assembly, Hold Marathon Meetings

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Hebrew · 20 newsrooms covering

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will address the UN General Assembly and hold numerous meetings with world leaders during his visit to New York, balancing his schedule with an upcoming holiday return.

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  • Netanyahu will speak at the UN General Assembly tonight.
  • He will meet with multiple presidents and prime ministers.
  • Many leaders requested meetings, but few could be accommodated.
  • The Prime Minister must return to Israel before Sukkot.
Netanyahu to Address UN General Assembly, Hold Marathon Meetings
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is scheduled to deliver a speech at the United Nations General Assembly at 9:00 PM Israel time during his visit to New York. During his trip, Netanyahu is also expected to engage in a series of meetings with presidents and prime ministers from various countries.

His office stated that numerous other leaders had requested meetings with the Prime Minister. However, due to a tight schedule and the need to return to Israel before the Sukkot holiday, only a portion of these requests could be accommodated.

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