'We Have Special Forces Ready': Netanyahu Issues Blunt Warning Against Any ICC Arrest Bid Abroad

'We have special forces ready': Netanyahu issues blunt warning against any ICC arrest bid abroad

Benjamin Netanyahu said Israel has "special forces ready" if any country attempts to arrest him under the ICC warrant. His remarks came during his US visit, where President Donald Trump reaffirmed support as both leaders discussed Iran and regional security.

Israel's 'special Forces' Ready if Arrested Abroad over ICC Warrant, Says Netanyahu

Get latest articles and stories on World at LatestLY. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated that Israel's special forces are prepared if he faces arrest under an ICC warrant during foreign travel. Speaking on a US visit, Netanyahu dismissed calls for his detention, defended his scheduled New York visit, and met US President Donald Trump for security talks. World News | Israel's 'special Forces' Ready if Arrested Abroad over ICC Warran…

Israels special forces ready if arrested abroad over ICC warrant, says Netanyahu - The Tribune

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated that Israel's special forces are prepared if he faces arrest under an ICC warrant during foreign travel. Speaking on a US visit, Netanyahu dismissed calls for his detention, defended his scheduled New York visit, and met US President Donald Trump for security talks.

New York Mayor Mamdani Admits City Lacks Power To Arrest Netanyahu, Calls On Federal Government To Act

New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani, who repeatedly pledged during his mayoral campaign to arrest Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, has acknowledged he does not have the legal power to do so. In a video posted on X, Mamdani said his administration had reviewed “every avenue available” under the law to determine whether New York authorities could execute an arrest warrant if Netanyahu travels to the city. Mamdani concluded that city authoritie…

Mamdani says New York doesn’t have authority to arrest Netanyahu, urges feds to act

The mayor had said the city might enforce a warrant against the Israeli leader, drawing Democratic criticism. On Tuesday, he urged the U.S. government to do so.