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Over 100 Arrested in Manhattan Protests Against Netanyahu's UN Visit
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By Daniel Adelson, New York
First reported by Ynet · 38 minutes ago
What happened
Over 100 people, including notable figures like actresses Susan Sarandon and Cynthia Nixon, were arrested in Manhattan during protests against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's visit for the UN General Assembly. The demonstrations were organized by pro-Palestinian groups and Jewish Voice for Peace.
- 01Over 100 arrested in Manhattan during protests against Netanyahu's UN visit.
- 02Protests organized by pro-Palestinian groups and Jewish Voice for Peace.
- 03Notable figures including actresses Susan Sarandon and Cynthia Nixon were arrested.
- 04Protesters demanded an end to U.S. arms sales to Israel and alleged genocide.
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