Protests and demonstrations are drawing attention in New York ahead of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s visit to the city for the United Nations General Assembly. Various groups, including pro-Palestinian demonstrators and opponents of Netanyahu, have announced protests around Manhattan during his visit.
A video shared on social media on September 23 also attracted attention. The footage shows an Israeli television reporter broadcasting from a street in New York when a person behind him holds up a large Palestinian flag, keeping it clearly visible to the camera during the live report.
The moment quickly circulated on social media as demonstrations surrounding Netanyahu’s visit continued to gain attention. Protest actions connected to the visit have been announced at several locations across Manhattan, including areas near the United Nations headquarters.

Netanyahu’s New York Visit
Netanyahu is expected to travel to New York as part of his participation in the United Nations General Assembly. His visit comes amid heightened political tensions surrounding the war in Gaza and continuing demonstrations in the city over Israeli government policies.
Security measures are also expected to be increased around locations connected to Netanyahu’s program and the United Nations as demonstrations take place during his time in New York.