Netanyahu’s UN address in New York revived attention to Mamdani’s arrest pledge

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Benjamin Netanyahu addressed the UN General Assembly in New York, where reports described delegates leaving the hall in protest. The coverage also recalled New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s campaign threat to have Netanyahu arrested if he came to the city, and his later statement that he lacked the legal authority to do so.

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First reported among our outlets by The Times of Israel (Israel), 24 Sep 10:51 UTC · most coverage from Israel (1)

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The Times of Israel · Israel24 Sep 10:51

Netanyahu lands in New York to address UN General Assembly, won’t meet Trump

Notes Mamdani later questioned legal authority

Mamdani campaigned for office on a promise to have Netanyahu arrested for alleged war crimes should he visit the largest US city, though he later said he had determined he lacked…

Yonhap News Agency · South Korea24 Sep 21:05

Middle Eastern and Arab countries stage mass walkout in protest during Netanyahu’s UN speech

Translated from: 네타냐후 유엔 연설에 중동·아랍국들 '집단 퇴장' 항의사태

Reports Mamdani’s warning of police arrest

Der Spiegel · Germany24 Sep 19:25

Benjamin Netanyahu: Several delegates leave the hall before his speech at the UN General Assembly

Translated from: Israel: Benjamin Netanyahu attackiert Delegierte bei Uno-Vollversammlung

Highlights Mamdani’s campaign arrest threat

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