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New York Mayor De-escalates Rhetoric Ahead of Netanyahu's UN Visit
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First reported by Ice · 2 hours ago
What happened
New York City Mayor Eric Adams will not participate in protests against visiting Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, a shift from his previous strong condemnations. Security forces are still preparing for potential demonstrations during Netanyahu's UN visit.
- 01NYC Mayor Adams will not join protests against Netanyahu's UN visit.
- 02Adams previously called Netanyahu a 'war criminal' and explored arrest options.
- 03The mayor cited democratic rights for potential protesters.
- 04Israeli officials anticipate intense demonstrations.
- 05Heavy security is planned for Netanyahu's arrival and stay.
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