Celebrities Arrested At Netanyahu Protest
NYPD detained celebrities and other protesters near Netanyahu's U.N. address.
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What happened
Hundreds of anti-Netanyahu protesters blocked traffic outside the United Nations in New York before Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addressed the General Assembly. Police detained or arrested about 100 people. The protest was organized by Jewish Voice for Peace and allied groups, including DSA-linked activists, amid growing international criticism of Israel’s conduct in Gaza and the West Bank. An International Criminal Court arrest warrant for Netanyahu remains unenforced by the United States, which is not a court member. Protesters called Netanyahu a war criminal. Netanyahu rejected genocide accusations as “the biggest lie of the century.” Dozens of delegates walked out during his speech. More legal and political fallout may follow.
How each side covered it
From the left
Only one left-leaning outlet we track covered this: New Republic, under the headline “NYPD Arrests Protesters—Including Celebrities—as Netanyahu Speaks”.
From the right
Right-leaning accounts framed the scene as a celebrity-backed pro-Palestinian disruption, not mainly as an accountability protest. The New York Post portrayed the demonstrators as left-wing anti-Israel activists demanding Netanyahu’s arrest. Washington Examiner lingered on Netanyahu’s combative answer to critics, walkouts, and accusations against Israel.
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