A fresh political storm is brewing ahead of the U.N. General Assembly after New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani reiterated that Benjamin Netanyahu should face arrest if he visits the city, citing the International Criminal Court's warrant. Mamdani said legal options are being examined ahead of the Israeli prime minister's expected September visit. Israel's U.N. envoy Danny Danon strongly rejected the remarks, accusing the mayor of inciting hostility instead of addressing problems in New York. Could the diplomatic showdown overshadow Netanyahu's U.N. appearance?
E-Paper
