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Mamdani Calls Netanyahu a War Criminal and Architect of Genocide

Mamdani said the ICC warrant against Netanyahu should be honored as the Israeli leader prepares a brief UN visit that could draw protests.

  • Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will arrive on Thursday for a brief United Nations General Assembly address, landing at Newark Liberty International Airport rather than JFK to avoid logistical challenges and concerns about airport coordination.
  • New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani recently renewed accusations, labeling Netanyahu a "war criminal" and "architect of a horrific genocide," repeating language used since last year's campaign as the Israeli leader prepares for his UN address.
  • Although Mamdani campaigned on directing the New York Police Department to arrest Netanyahu over an International Criminal Court warrant, the city lacks legal authority to enforce it, while Israel rejects the charges as politically motivated self-defense following the Hamas-led Oct. 7 attacks.
  • While no meeting with President Donald Trump is scheduled, Netanyahu is expected to meet Secretary of State Marco Rubio, with his speech focusing on the Iranian threat and including anticipated "surprises."
  • Aimed primarily at a domestic Israeli audience during prime time, the address provides valuable political airtime, though Israel's delegation is preparing for potential disruptions or a coordinated walkout by representatives similar to incidents observed last year.
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Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu, prior to his visit to the United States, severely criticized the Mayor of New York for protecting Mamdani, accusing him of supporting Hamas's radical movement; the head of the Israeli government, Benjamin Netanyahu, accused the Mayor of New York's Zserve Mamdani of supporting the Palestinian radical Hamas movement and inciting anti-Semitic protests, transmitting the statement to TASS on the eve of Netan…

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The Zambian Observer broke the news in Zambia on Sunday, September 20, 2026.
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