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UN General Assembly: 81st Session

Origin: Sarandon and Einbinder Arrested at Protest

Susan Sarandon and Hannah Einbinder were detained by New York police during a Jewish Voice for Peace protest in Manhattan against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s UN address. Officers handcuffed Sarandon at the scene. The protest unfolded as Netanyahu prepared to speak to the General Assembly.

Police took 103 people into custody while clearing a sit-in on First Avenue, a few blocks from UN headquarters. The detentions occurred ahead of Netanyahu’s remarks. Sarandon and Einbinder were among those removed.

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