Dozens Protest Netanyahu in New York Ahead of UN Address
Dozens of Israelis and Jewish individuals gathered at Union Square in New York City to protest Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu as he arrived to deliver a speech at the UN General Assembly. The organizers set up virtual ballot boxes, symbolizing upcoming elections in Israel, aiming to convey a message of change during Netanyahu's brief visit.
Among the speakers was Eyal Eshel, the father of observer Roni Eshel, who was killed in Kibbutz Nir Oz. Protesters held a yellow sign reading "Netanyahu, Your Time is Up."
Simultaneously, pro-Palestinian demonstrations took place outside the UN building, leading to arrests by the local police.
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