Protests erupted in New York as a high-profile political figure addressed the United Nations, with demonstrators calling for a shift in priorities from military spending to humanitarian aid. Organizers urged support for funding social programs instead of arms, while clashes between police and activists led to multiple arrests. Security measures were reportedly tightened around the venue amid the unrest. The scene underscores growing global tensions over foreign policy and resource allocation.
'Fund people, not bombs': Hundreds take to New York streets as Netanyahu delivers speech at UN; dozens arrested WION
