Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is expected to travel to New York later this month to address the United Nations General Assembly, with his appearance likely to draw significant international attention.
According to reporting on 9 September, Netanyahu is planning a short visit to New York to deliver his address on 24 September, during the high-level General Debate of the UN General Assembly’s 81st session.
The planned appearance comes amid continuing international controversy surrounding Israel’s military operations in Gaza and wider regional tensions. Netanyahu’s visit is expected to attract protests and intense diplomatic attention.
The General Debate is bringing heads of government and senior leaders to New York as the 81st General Assembly session gets underway.
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