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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu pledged to deploy special forces to handle his potential detention outside Israel, especially during his upcoming visit to New York to participate in the United Nations General Assembly meetings in September, despite an arrest warrant issued against him by the International Criminal Court. He stated that he plans to go to New York to confront what he described as hateful statements and that he is not committed to the location where he is supposed to be. He also announced his disagreement with the International Criminal Court's claims regarding unsubstantiated allegations of sexual assaults. The controversy intensified after statements from New York City officials about the possibility of his arrest, although U.S. authorities stressed that executing such warrants is the responsibility of the federal government. Meanwhile, the international judiciary and Israeli courts continue to reject the issuance of these warrants. Discussions continue regarding the potential for his detention during his visit.
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