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U.S. President Donald Trump confirmed that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will not be detained during his visit to the United States, in response to potential plans to arrest him in New York. This came after New York City Mayor Eric Adams announced that there was a consideration of arresting Netanyahu if he attended United Nations meetings in September, describing him as a "war criminal." Nevertheless, Trump stated that Netanyahu is fighting Iran, which Washington accuses of carrying out killings and targeting American soldiers, affirming that Iranian leaders are the ones truly deserving of accountability. Netanyahu responded to Adams' statements by urging him to focus on fixing the city, asserting that the International Criminal Court has no jurisdiction over him or the Israelis.
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