Security is exceptionally tight in Washington, D.C., this week as Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu prepares to address Congress on Wednesday.
Numerous streets are closed, and fences are in place to ensure safety. Throughout Tuesday, various demonstrations have been observed across the city, with more expected in the coming days.Bike racks and fences have been strategically positioned, particularly around the Capitol, to manage the anticipated crowds and ensure security. Netanyahu is expected to discuss a hostage ceasefire deal in Gaza, a topic that many locals feel is urgently needed.
And I said, ‘Be strong for me, and I’ll be strong for you,’ not knowing if I’ll ever see him again," she said.These personal stories were shared outside the Capitol ahead of Netanyahu's speech, where he is expected to discuss a potential hostage deal.Earlier Tuesday, inside the Cannon Building, a group of demonstrators with Jewish Voice for Peace participated in a sit-in at the Cannon rotunda, wearing shirts that read, "Jews say stop arming Israel." U.S.
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