BY ROMAN BROSZKOWSKI | news@queensledger.com Activists and elected officials protested at JFK last Wednesday as part of a campaign to expose and disrupt weapons and explosives that pass through the airport en route to Israel. When he arrived last week in New York to speak at the United Nations General Assembly, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin.
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BY ROMAN BROSZKOWSKI | news@queensledger.com Activists and elected officials protested at JFK last Wednesday as part of a campaign to expose and disrupt weapons and explosives that pass through the airport en route to Israel. When he arrived last week in New York to speak at the United Nations General Assembly, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin.
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