Netanyahu faces heavy security and protests ahead of UNGA speech
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is sharply shortening his United Nations General Assembly trip to New York amid heightened security concerns and expected protests. Netanyahu is scheduled to deliver his UNGA address before returning to Israel the same day. The visit comes amid an ICC arrest warrant, the continuing Gaza conflict, expected UN walkouts, and Israel's upcoming general election, with Iran expected to feature prominently in his speech.
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