Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu accused Mahmood Mamdani of being "the antisemitic mayor of New York" during a speech at the United Nations, drawing sharp criticism. The remark came amid heightened tensions over the Israel-Hamas conflict, as protests erupted outside the venue. Security forces made over 100 arrests during the demonstrations, which saw clashes between protesters and police. The incident underscores the deep divisions and emotional responses surrounding the ongoing crisis.
'You can’t silence the truth': Netanyahu calls Mamdani 'the antisemitic mayor of New York' at the UN, as 100 protestors were arrested outside Fortune
