Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced Wednesday morning that he is traveling to New York to 'tell the truth' before an elected official he accused of spreading hatred, in an apparent reference to New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani, who called for protests during Netanyahu's visit, as The Zioneer reported Monday night.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced Wednesday morning he is traveling to New York, where he intends to 'tell the truth' before an elected official he accused of spreading hatred, apparently referring to New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani. Mamdani called on residents to protest Netanyahu's visit, as The Zioneer reported Monday night. The statement comes as Netanyahu prepares to depart for the United States, where he is also scheduled to meet with President Donald Trump in Washington, as The Zioneer reported Saturday. The prime minister's remarks signal a confrontational approach to the New York leg of the visit, as he faces anticipated demonstrations.
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