Mamadi considers arresting Netanyahu in New York

The article concerns the attempt by New York City Mayor, Francis Mamadani, to explore the possibility of arresting Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu during his potential visit to New York to attend the United Nations General Assembly meetings in September. It clarified that the law permits taking action against Netanyahu if there is evidence or reasonable grounds, and that discussions are ongoing with the city's legal authorities regarding this matter. It also noted that Netanyahu's legal situation could be taken to the International Criminal Court, where an arrest warrant has been issued against him on charges related to war crimes in Gaza. Additionally, it was emphasized that Netanyahu's place is The Hague, and many believe that his actions warrant legal accountability.

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