Netanyahu's plane skips New York due to Mamdani fear
It has been decided that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's plane will not land at John F. Kennedy Airport in New York during his visit to the United States, due to fears that New York City Mayor Eric Adams might order it to take off immediately. As a result, he changed his landing location to a military base in New Jersey or Newark Airport. Netanyahu also canceled part of his visit, including his meeting with Elon Musk, amid concerns over protests and difficulties coordinating with American authorities. It is expected that his trip will be shortened and that he will not stay in New York.
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