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Mamdani disputes Netanyahu before NYC
Before arriving in New York to participate in the United Nations General Assembly meetings, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu clashed with the city's mayor, Zahran Mammadani, over an arrest warrant issued by the International Criminal Court against Netanyahu. Mammadani accused him of war crimes and of orchestrating a genocide against Palestinians. Netanyahu responded by accusing Mammadani of incitement and supporting Hamas, threatening to respond during his speech at the United Nations. He also announced that he would leave New York immediately after his speech without staying overnight to avoid protests, reorganizing his security plans amid heightened security alert. It is worth noting that his visit comes amid legal and political controversy regarding arrest warrants issued against him and former Defense Minister, related to allegations of war crimes and crimes against humanity.
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