More than 100 arrested as New Yorkers protest Netanyahu’s UN visit
Summary
More than 100 people were arrested in New York during protests against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s visit to the United Nations General Assembly. The demonstrators called for an end to Israel’s actions in Gaza and criticized the U.S. for providing military support to Israel.Key Facts
- Over 100 protesters were arrested near the United Nations headquarters in New York.
- The protests took place as Netanyahu addressed the UN General Assembly.
- Demonstrators accused Netanyahu of war crimes related to the conflict in Gaza.
- Jewish Voice for Peace and the NYC Democratic Socialists of America led the protests.
- Some arrested protesters included elected officials and political candidates.
- Protesters demanded the U.S. stop sending military aid to Israel.
- Demonstrations included blocking streets and public marches.
- Organizers called for redirecting U.S. funds from military support to local community needs.
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