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Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu vows to visit New York despite Mamdani's repeated calls for his arrest
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu refuses to cancel his United Nations General Assembly visit in New York despite Mayor Zohran Mamdani's calls for his arrest over alleged atrocities in Gaza and Lebanon. Netanyahu accuses Mamdani of fomenting hate against New York Jews and criticizes the International Criminal Court as a 'corrupt, evil organization,' while Trump and de Blasio have expressed concerns about Israeli military actions.
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