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A Palestinian flag appears behind an Israeli reporter live on air ahead of Netanyahu’s visit to New York
Protests are intensifying in New York as Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visits the city to attend the United Nations General Assembly, while a circulating video showed a person raising a Palestinian flag behind an Israeli television reporter during a live broadcast.
New York City is witnessing rallies and protests as Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visits the city to attend the United Nations General Assembly. Various groups have announced demonstrations in several areas of Manhattan.
A video circulating on September 23 showed an Israeli television reporter delivering a live broadcast from a New York street before a person appeared behind him, raising a large Palestinian flag in front of the camera.
The Palestinian flag remained visible behind the reporter for part of the broadcast before the video spread widely across social media platforms, as interest grew in protests linked to Netanyahu’s visit.
The incident comes as New York prepares for a series of demonstrations coinciding with Netanyahu’s presence in the city, including protests in Manhattan and areas near the United Nations headquarters.
Netanyahu’s visit to New York
Netanyahu is scheduled to address the United Nations General Assembly amid heightened security measures and protests by groups with various political orientations.
Protests have been announced at several locations across the city, including Dag Hammarskjöld Plaza opposite the United Nations headquarters, Union Square and Bryant Park, coinciding with Netanyahu’s schedule in New York.
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