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Outside the venue, pro-Palestinian demonstrators gathered to voice opposition to the expo and Blakeman's involvement. Chants and signs criticized the event, which they described as promoting settlement expansion in contested areas. Police maintained a visible presence to keep the two sides separated.
Blakeman, who has made Israel relations a key part of his campaign platform, defended his participation. He argued that supporting Israeli real estate investment aligns with economic growth and U.S. interests. Critics, however, questioned whether a candidate for New York's highest office should be attending a foreign property fair during a contentious election cycle.
The expo itself showcased residential and commercial projects aimed at foreign investors, with Avdija and the mayor highlighting Jerusalem's development. Blakeman's brief remarks focused on strengthening ties between New York and Israel, but the political implications of his visit are likely to follow him on the campaign trail.
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