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Concerned by Mamdani, Netanyahu's Plane Landed in Stewart 106 Km From the UN
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's plane landed at a civilian and military airport outside of downtown New York City, approximately 106 kilometers from the United Nations (UN) headquarters, amid concerns that New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani would not allow him to wait at one of the city's airports.
Netanyahu's plane landed at Stewart Airport, 106 km from the UN, amid concerns that New York Mayor Mamdani would not allow him to wait at airports. The plane used the airspace of Greece, Italy and France during the US trip despite UCM's arrest decision.
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