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New York Police Brace for Unprecedented Security Operation During Netanyahu's UN Visit Amid Protest Calls
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First reported by Walla · 16 hours ago
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New York Police are preparing unprecedented security for Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu's September UN visit amid protest calls by Mayor Mamdani, raising concerns of violence and hate crimes. Police and federal agencies will coordinate final security measures.
- 01NY Police prepare unprecedented security for Netanyahu's UN visit in late September.
- 02Mayor Zohran Mamdani called for Netanyahu's arrest and urged street protests.
- 03Police and detectives' union criticize Mamdani for escalating tensions unnecessarily.
- 04Concerns rise over potential violent protests amid increased hate crimes and antisemitism.
- 05Detectives' Endowment Association demands mayor support police against radical protesters.
- 06Final security plans to be coordinated with federal agencies and intelligence.
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