Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu criticized New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani ahead of his speech at the United Nations General Assembly. Netanyahu accused Mamdani of supporting Hamas, a claim Mamdani denied. The tensions come as global leaders gather in New York for the UN meeting.
Netanyahu used social media to challenge Mamdani, framing his remarks as a defense of Israel’s actions in Gaza. The dispute highlights growing political friction between Israeli officials and city leaders. Meanwhile, other world leaders prepare to address global issues at the UN.
Separately, an exiled Guinean opposition leader reported his passport was revoked, preventing him from attending meetings in New York. The incident underscores the political complexities surrounding the UN gathering.
The UN assembly in New York continues to draw attention as leaders from around the world converge to discuss pressing global matters.
