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Mamdani urges action against Netanyahu and calls for US to join ICC
The article discussed a call by New York City Mayor Zoran Mamedani for the U.S. government to join the International Criminal Court and to carry out the arrest warrant issued against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, despite the United States and Israel not being members of the Court. Mamedani emphasized the need for the United States to treat ICC warrants as legal obligations and expressed his willingness to work towards implementing the Court's warrant against Netanyahu if his authority allowed. This comes amid ongoing public tension between Mamedani and Netanyahu following his recent visit to New York, during which Netanyahu criticized Mamedani’s positions and attacked him for accusing Israel of committing genocide in Gaza. The political and legal disagreements between them have continued. The Court’s warrant faces legal and logistical hurdles in the U.S., where Washington rejects the Court’s jurisdiction, and its enforcement faces legal restrictions.
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