Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has publicly criticized New York City Mayor Eric Adams ahead of his upcoming visit to the United Nations, accusing him of failing to adequately address concerns related to security and antisemitism. The remarks come as tensions rise over recent statements and policies in New York that have drawn sharp reactions from Israeli officials. Netanyahu’s comments highlight growing diplomatic friction between the two leaders, particularly over issues of safety for Jewish communities and the handling of protests. The UN trip is expected to further test the strained relationship between the U.S. and Israel on these contentious matters.
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu calls out NYC Mayor Mamdani before UN trip National News Desk
