The Prime Minister's Office published footage and photos of the prime minister's delegation arriving at the United Nations, according to N12's Yaron Abraham.
Tonight, the Prime Minister's Office released official footage and photographs of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's delegation arriving at the United Nations, as reported by N12's Yaron Abraham. The documentation comes hours after Netanyahu entered the UN building at 18:51 Jerusalem time earlier this evening.
The release follows a string of reports chronicling the premier's journey to New York throughout Thursday. The Zioneer and other outlets reported earlier in the afternoon that Netanyahu and his wife Sara had landed in the United States, with his aircraft Wing of Zion touching down at a remote military airfield in New Jersey amid heightened security measures. Subsequent reports from ynet and Amichai Stein (i24NEWS) confirmed the landing, and by 18:51, Yaron Abraham (N12) reported that the prime minister had arrived at the UN headquarters. The PMO's documentation now provides official visual confirmation of the delegation's arrival.
The visit is part of Netanyahu's address to the UN General Assembly, scheduled for 21:00 Jerusalem time tonight. As The Zioneer reported during the afternoon, the prime minister is expected to meet with several world leaders, including the presidents of Argentina, Bolivia, Paraguay, Panama, and Ethiopia, and the prime ministers of Greece, Slovenia, and Papua New Guinea.
The PMO's release did not include further details on the delegation's schedule or the specific purpose of the documentation.
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