Netanyahu announces UN General Debate attendance, accuses New York mayor of inciting hatred

Published Jul 26, 10:41 PM UTC

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced his intention to personally attend the UN General Assembly debate in New York in September, while accusing New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani of 'stoking hatred' for calling him a war criminal and suggesting he should be arrested. Netanyahu rejected ICC war crimes allegations, citing misconduct accusations against the court's chief prosecutor. He also confirmed a meeting with US President Donald Trump in Washington on Tuesday, pledging full support for Trump's efforts to weaken Iran and persuade it to abandon its nuclear program. Netanyahu warned Iran against new attacks on Israel, calling such an attack 'a terrible mistake.' The article highlights ongoing tensions between Israel and international legal bodies, as well as US-Israel coordination on Iran policy.

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Original headline: Netanjahu kündigt Teilnahme an UN-Generaldebatte an und wirft Mamdani vor, „Hass zu schüren“

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