Israel arrests Netanyahu over Madmani threat
The article focused on Israel's response to Zahran Mamdani's statements, the mayor of New York, who suggested the possibility of detaining Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu during the United Nations General Assembly meeting in September 2026. Netanyahu's office denied the validity of Mamdani's remarks and considered the International Criminal Court to be a fictitious court that lacks jurisdiction over Israelis. They pointed out that the arrest warrant for Netanyahu was issued days before accusations were made against the court's former prosecutor. The office also emphasized that Israel rejects the court's procedures, viewing them as an attempt to distract from internal issues, while Mamdani was planning to consult his legal team to carry out the arrest warrant.
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