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NYC Mayor Mamdani explores ordering NYPD to arrest Netanyahu over ICC warrant

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Rubio Launches Campaign to Dismantle ICC Over Jurisdiction and Netanyahu Warrants

Jul 20, 2026

The Forbes segment features Steve Forbes endorsing Secretary of State Marco Rubio's recent WSJ op-ed calling for dismantling the International Criminal Court brick by brick. It highlights the ICC's claimed jurisdiction over non-member US citizens and officials, arrest warrants issued for Israeli PM Netanyahu and Defense Minister Gallant in late 2024, the October 7 context, and accusations against Prosecutor Karim Khan including UK suspension over sexual misconduct claims. Forbes also notes the ICC's historical focus on African cases and quotes Rubio on the court waging war via international law backed by NGOs and hostile governments. The piece is a monologue with no guests or opposing views presented.

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NYC Mayor Mamdani explores ordering NYPD to arrest Netanyahu over ICC warrant

Jul 20, 2026

The segment covers NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani's recent comments that he is exploring whether he can order the NYPD to arrest Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu during a September UN visit, citing the ICC's 2024 warrant for alleged war crimes and crimes against humanity in Gaza. It includes Mamdani's remarks from a New York Times podcast interview, notes the US and Israel's non-recognition of the ICC, Netanyahu's response calling the court a 'kangaroo court,' and Sen. John Fetterman's dismissal of the idea. Reporting draws on Mamdani's direct quotes, the known ICC warrant timeline post-Oct. 7, 2023 attacks, and Fetterman's Fox News appearance. No named experts beyond the senator; graphics or documents are not referenced in the transcript.

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