NYC pol pushes probe into whether Mamdani broke the law by threatening Netanyahu arrest

A New York City politician is calling for an investigation into whether another city official, who campaigned on arresting Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu if he visits NYC for events like the UN General Assembly, may have broken the law with his threats. This move highlights the ongoing tensions between pro-Palestinian activists and Israeli officials, raising questions about the legal boundaries of political rhetoric. It also underscores the broader implications for international diplomacy and the safety of visiting dignitaries in the U.S.