December 20, 2025

Netanyahu says he will visit New York ‘soon’, dismissing mayor-elect Mamdani’s arrest threat

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has said he plans to visit New York City “soon,” weeks after Brooklyn Councilwoman Inna Vernikov publicly invited him to come on January 1, mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani’s inauguration day. While Netanyahu said he would not be able to come on January 1, he confirmed his intention to visit the city at a later date. “Even though I won’t be able to make it on that day, I assure you that I will visit New York soon. And I’d very much like to see you at that time,” Netanyahu wrote in a letter on official stationery...

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