Mmandani warns against Netanyahu's NY visit
The New York Times reported that New York City Mayor Zahran Mmandani is considering the possibility of arresting Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu if he visits the city to attend the United Nations General Assembly in September. This comes in light of the arrest warrant issued against him by the International Criminal Court on charges of war crimes related to the Gaza war. Although he emphasized that he is seriously discussing the matter with the legal department and that he does not have the authority to issue arrest orders, he indicated that his stance reflects what many believe about the consequences of his actions in Gaza, asserting that Netanyahu's place is The Hague. Meanwhile, Netanyahu stated that he is not worried about the possibility of his arrest and accused Mmandani of supporting Hamas, affirming that Israel defends democracy and remains committed to American values.
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