Netanyahu: I plan to go to the US for the UN General Assembly

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated that he has no concerns about being arrested despite the International Criminal Court's decision, and he plans to go to the United States for the United Nations General Assembly.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated in an interview with the American press that despite the International Criminal Court's (ICC) arrest warrant, he plans to attend the United Nations (UN) General Assembly in New York in September. Netanyahu said, “I am not worried about anything. I definitely plan to do this. I have attended the meetings almost every year during my premiership.”

Netanyahu conveyed that if the Tehran administration is overthrown or its nuclear program is terminated, the war with Iran should completely end, saying, “What President Trump is trying to achieve is exactly this, and I fully support it. They have to end their nuclear program in some way. With or without an agreement, this matter has to come to an end.”

Netanyahu: I plan to go to the US for the UN General Assembly

Netanyahu: I plan to go to the US for the UN General Assembly

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