Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu made an unusually short trip to New York on September 24 to address the United Nations, with his office making no mention of meetings with U.S. officials. The fleeting visit underscored deteriorating diplomatic relations between Israel and the United States.
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A statement from Netanyahu’s office made no mention of meetings with US officials.
Netanyahu's fleeting visit to New York mirrors strained US ties Reuters
By Emily Rose and Rami Ayyub JERUSALEM, Sept 24 (Reuters) - Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's unusually brief trip to the United States to address the UN stands in stark contrast to his week-long visit last year that included a meeting with President Donald Trump, reflecting rocky times in US-Israeli ties. Netanyahu is expected to be in New York for less than eight hours before returning