Hundreds of protesters shut down Manhattan streets outside the United Nations on Thursday as Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu arrived to speak, with dozens arrested and traffic paralyzed — all while the southern border remains wide open and American communities continue to drown in fentanyl and cartel violence.
The stakes are plain: foreign conflicts are now being fought on American pavement, and the political class would rather debate Middle Eastern policy than secure the homeland. Every minute politicians and celebrities spend grandstanding about Gaza is a minute they aren't answering for the open border that has turned American cities into staging grounds for cartel operations and foreign grievance politics alike.
The Guardian reported that hundreds of Jewish, Palestinian, Iranian, and Lebanese New Yorkers blocked streets outside the UN, chanting
