Protests and counter-demonstrations are anticipated in New York City ahead of an address by the Israeli prime minister at the United Nations General Assembly, reflecting deep divisions over his government’s policies. Organizers from various advocacy groups have announced plans to gather, while supporters are also expected to rally in solidarity. The speech comes amid ongoing international debates over the conflict in Gaza and broader regional tensions. Security measures are likely to be heightened as authorities prepare for potential clashes between opposing factions.
Rallies expected in NYC as Netanyahu expected to speak at U.N. General Assembly CBS News
