Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is currently en route to New York City to participate in the United Nations General Assembly. His itinerary for the visit is described as brief, lasting only a few hours, with the primary focus being his scheduled address to the assembly on Thursday afternoon.

Beyond the formal speech, the Prime Minister’s office has confirmed that Netanyahu will engage in a series of meetings with other world leaders on the sidelines of the summit. These discussions are expected to cover pressing diplomatic issues, though specific details regarding the agenda for these bilateral talks have not been disclosed.

Notably, the Prime Minister’s office has clarified that there are no plans for a meeting between Netanyahu and former U.S. President Donald Trump during this trip. This detail has drawn attention given the historical political relationship between the two figures and the current U.S. election cycle. While the visit is focused on international diplomacy at the UN, the absence of a meeting with the former president marks a distinct point in the Prime Minister's schedule, distinguishing this trip from past visits where such meetings were a focal point of media coverage.