Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is facing a new wave of international isolation as a British mayor has joined New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani in threatening to arrest him if he enters their city. In a statement reported by Israeli news site Merkaz, the British mayor warned that Netanyahu would be detained if he dared to visit London, escalating the diplomatic pressure on the Israeli leader. The threats come amid ongoing international legal efforts, including an ICC warrant, and have significantly narrowed Netanyahu’s travel options. The article highlights the irony that while Netanyahu has access to a costly state plane, his destinations are increasingly limited. This development signals a growing willingness among Western officials to act against Netanyahu, further straining Israel’s diplomatic relations.
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