Some Israelis protesting against Netanyahu's judicial overhaul plan are expected to attempt to block roads in Tel Aviv.
Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Galant and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will go to the airport area to meet with Austin.
Netanyahu is expected to travel to the airport for the meeting via helicopter to avoid the protesters. The Pentagon confirmed that the location of the meetings was moved at the request of the Defense Ministry. The organizations leading the protests against the Israeli government's judicial overhaul plan said they're planning a day of resistance on Thursday that will include blocking the roads to Israel’s main international airport.Galant is one of the more moderate officials in the Israeli government and is seen by the Biden administration as someone they can work with to calm down tensions, two U.S. and Israeli officials said.
Austin will leave Israel immediately after his meetings with the Israeli leaders, the Israeli Defense Ministry said.
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