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Netanyahu Acknowledges Concerns Over ICC Arrest Warrant, Cites Special Forces Protection
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First reported by Behadrei Haredim · 1 hour ago
What happened
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu acknowledged concerns about an emergency landing in a country recognizing the ICC arrest warrant against him, stating he is protected by special forces and remains defiant.
- 01Netanyahu acknowledges concern over emergency landing in ICC-recognizing countries.
- 02He confirms thinking about the risks posed by the ICC arrest warrant.
- 03Netanyahu cites special forces protection and his military background.
- 04He responds to the IDF's tough reputation with confidence in their new mission.
- 05The interview was conducted by Fox News amid threats from Mamdani.
- 06Netanyahu insists he will travel to New York despite threats and legal risks.
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Arutz ShevaRight · Hebrew14 minutes ago
Netanyahu Acknowledges Concerns Over ICC Arrest Warrant, Cites Special Forces Protection
Kikar HaShabbatRight · Hebrew28 minutes ago
Netanyahu Confident Amid ICC Arrest Worries, Vows to Attend UN Despite NYC Threats
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