Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has announced plans to travel to New York, a move that comes despite mounting opposition from human rights activists. Mazammal Mamdani, a relative of Palestinian-American activist Rasmea Odeh, has called for Netanyahu's arrest during his visit, citing his alleged role in human rights abuses in Israel. The visit is likely to be a contentious one, with many critics accusing Netanyahu of war crimes and human rights violations. As tensions rise, it remains to be seen whether Netanyahu's trip to New York will be marred by protests and controversy.
Netanyahu says he'll visit New York despite Mamdani calling for his arrest WSET
