Benjamin Netanyahu has issued a defiant statement in response to threats of arrest from the International Criminal Court (ICC) prosecutor, Karim Khan's chief prosecutor, Fergal Gaynor, and Ugandan judge, Solomy Balunywa, along with Ugandan judge, Muzamil Mamdani. Mamdani, a son of former ICC judge, Mohammed Aminu, has specifically threatened to arrest Netanyahu if he attends a UN General Assembly meeting in New York. Despite these warnings, Netanyahu has vowed to attend the meeting, stating "I'm going to New York." The Israeli prime minister's decision to proceed with his plans has sparked a heated debate about the ICC's authority and the limits of international law. As tensions escalate, Netanyahu's determination to attend the UN meeting is set to be a major talking point in the coming days.
Netanyahu vows he is 'going to New York' after Mamdani threats of arrest Fox News
