Netanyahu arrives in New York ahead of UN address

3 articles · 3 outlets (1 relaying others' reporting) · 3 countries · Sources | Summary

Benjamin Netanyahu arrived in New York to address the United Nations General Assembly. His visit was described as brief ahead of Sukkot, and he planned to meet several world leaders but not Donald Trump.

Countries involved United States · 1 outletIsrael · 1 outletYemen · none in our sourcesPalestine · none in our sourcesItaly · none in our sources

First reported among our outlets by PBS NewsHour (United States), 24 Sep 13:49 UTC · most coverage from United States (1), United Kingdom (1), Israel (1)

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PBS NewsHour · United States24 Sep 13:49

WATCH: Day 3 of the 2026 United Nations General Assembly

Relays Associated Press

Notes planned meetings and Trump exclusion

Netanyahu plans to meet with several world leaders but not U.S. President Donald Trump.

The Times of Israel · Israel24 Sep 17:38

France says ICC warrant posed no obstacle to Netanyahu overflight en route to UN

Reports France's account of overflight clearance

The Guardian · United Kingdom24 Sep 17:50

Netanyahu calls Israel’s war in Gaza ‘opposite of genocide’ in UN speech

Highlights Netanyahu's denial of genocide

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