Netanyahu's plane reroutes to avoid ambush

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu avoided landing at John F. Kennedy Airport in New York during his brief visit to the United Nations by rerouting his plane to New Jersey out of fear of protests or an order from New York City Mayor Eric Adams, who had previously pledged to seek Netanyahu's arrest based on a warrant from the International Criminal Court. However, Adams later admitted that city authorities had no jurisdiction to carry out such an action. Netanyahu did not intend to stay in New York; his stop focused solely on delivering his speech to the General Assembly. He canceled planned meetings in Texas and a meeting with Trump, and arrangements are being made to find an alternative landing site in New Jersey.

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