Overview
- Adams toured Israel’s IMI Academy and highlighted drone–motorcycle response tactics he says could inform NYPD operations within U.S. legal constraints.
- He visited Jerusalem’s Western Wall, prayed, placed a note, and wrote in the guestbook as part of a visibly personal stop on the trip.
- Speaking in Tel Aviv, he warned of rising antisemitism and questioned mayor‑elect Zohran Mamdani’s readiness, saying governing requires a stance different from protest.
- He met Tel Aviv Deputy Mayor Asaf Zamir and other officials as his team sought technology, economic, and public‑safety ideas to bring back to New York.
- He is expected to meet Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Tuesday, and he met three former Israeli hostages to hear their accounts firsthand.