Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has sparked controversy with his plans to visit New York City, despite being repeatedly called out for potential arrest by a prominent human rights advocate. Mahmood Mamdani, a renowned scholar and critic of Israeli policies, has been vocal in his demands for Netanyahu's arrest, citing alleged war crimes committed during the 2014 Gaza conflict. Despite the mounting pressure, Netanyahu has reaffirmed his intention to travel to New York, where he is set to attend a series of high-profile events. The move is likely to reignite tensions between Israel and its international critics, with many wondering whether the US will take any action to prevent Netanyahu's visit or facilitate his potential arrest.
Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu vows to visit New York despite Mamdani's repeated calls for his arrest Fox News
