R&H Global Protection delivers bodyguard services in New York led by former IDF Special Forces and Shin Bet (Israel Security Agency) operatives. We pair Israeli protection methodology with armed, New York State-licensed security professionals who understand this city's unique operating environment — a place where you can walk from the safest precinct in Manhattan to a high-crime transit hub in twelve minutes, where a motorcade for the UN General Assembly can gridlock your schedule for hours, and where the paparazzi, the protesters, and the pickpockets all share the same sidewalk.
"New York is always an attractive target." That was Mayor Eric Adams in January 2025, responding to the New Orleans vehicle attack, with counterterrorism teams deployed across Times Square on what should have been a celebration. In September 2025, NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch announced surged resources to bridges, tunnels, and critical infrastructure after threats coinciding with the 9/11 anniversary, the UN General Assembly, and the Jewish high holidays. In April 2026, two men inspired by ISIS attempted a bombing in the city — the latest in a line that stretches back to September 11, 2001.
New York's murder rate has dropped to historic lows. The city is statistically safer than it has been in decades. None of that changes the fundamental equation: this is the most targeted city in the Western world — a place where 8 million residents, 58 million annual visitors, the headquarters of global finance, the United Nations, and the densest concentration of media, entertainment, and political power on the planet converge in 302 square miles.
For the principals who require bodyguard services in New York City — the CEOs, the fund managers, the diplomats, the celebrities, the families whose names appear on buildings — the protection requirement is not about crime statistics. It is about density, velocity, unpredictability, and the simple fact that operating at the centre of the world means operating where every threat vector is present simultaneously.

