Mamdani the Globalist

Mamdani urges America to join ICC and enforce Netanyahu warrant on Theo Von podcast

NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani called for the US to join the ICC and arrest Benjamin Netanyahu, branding him the architect of a horrific genocide on Theo Von’s podcast.

The New York Post reported that the mayor made the remarks in an interview that aired Thursday on the comedian’s “This Past Weekend” show. Mamdani told host Theo Von the federal government should sign on to the International Criminal Court and carry out its orders against every target.

He put it this way:

"I believe that the US government should join the ICC. It should enforce its warrants for everyone,"

When the conversation turned to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Mamdani went further.

"When you ask about the prime minister, we’re talking about the architect of a horrific genocide." He added that if the choice were his, Washington would already have joined the court and honored every warrant it has issued. Von answered, “F, k yeah.”

The International Criminal Court claims 124 member states and says it can prosecute crimes by nationals of those states or crimes committed on their territory. The United States and Israel are not members and do not recognize its jurisdiction. In 2024 the court issued an arrest warrant against Netanyahu for alleged war crimes in Gaza.

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Major global powers—including the United States, Russia, and China—are not members. They are their own sovereign nations--an independent political entity that has supreme authority and self-determination to govern its own internal and external affairs without foreign control.

Protesting Netanyahu, Arrests at the United Nations for Blocking road

Socialist congressional nominee arrested at anti-Netanyahu protest near United Nations

Darializa Avila Chevalier, the Democratic Socialists of America-backed nominee for a New York congressional seat, was arrested Thursday outside the United Nations after blocking a Manhattan roadway during a protest against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, one of more than 100 demonstrators taken into custody by the NYPD.

The demonstration, timed to coincide with Netanyahu's address to the UN General Assembly, drew roughly 250 people. By the time officers finished clearing the avenue, 104 had been arrested, according to the New York Post.

Avila Chevalier, 32, is the Democratic nominee for New York's 13th Congressional District, which covers Upper Manhattan and parts of the Bronx. She won the seat's June primary by unseating five-term incumbent Rep. Adriano Espaillat.

Avila Chevalier was far from the only prominent figure hauled away. Oscar-winning actress Susan Sarandon, Emmy winner Hannah Einbinder, and whistleblower Chelsea Manning were all among those arrested, the Post reported. New York City Council members Chi Ossé, Alexa Avilés, and Jennifer Gutiérrez were also taken into custody.

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Netanyahu speaks truth and facts at United Nations

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu praised President Donald Trump's "bold leadership" in a speech before the United Nations on Thursday

He credited the president and the United States with playing a decisive role alongside Israel in confronting Iran and crippling its military and nuclear capabilities

Speaking before the U.N. General Assembly in New York, Netanyahu portrayed the U.S.-Israel partnership as essential to stopping what he described as an existential danger posed by Tehran.

"In this battle against the barbarians, we've had no greater partner than President Trump," Netanyahu said. "I thank him. I thank him for his bold leadership."

Netanyahu said Trump recognized the danger posed by Iran's leadership and was prepared to act rather than allow Tehran's capabilities to grow unchecked.

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It was a disgrace that over 100 individuals from scores of delegations of the assembly walked out as well as those silly fools prostesting in front of the United Nations waving their Palestinian and Iranian flags. These people live among us!

International diplomatic bodies and legal frameworks treat Palestine as a recognized political entity and a non-member observer state at the United Nations, rather than a terrorist state. However, individual factions involved in political violence and attacks against civilians and military targets have formal terrorism designations.

Netanyahu condemned Mamdani for spreading baseless lies and condemned the fake news media. It was a great speech.

Threat against the life of Benjamin Netanyahu's son

Yair Netanyahu evacuated from U.S. after Shin Bet identified 'significant threat' tied to Iran

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's oldest son was urgently pulled out of the United States after Israel's domestic intelligence agency confirmed a credible threat against his life, a threat the prime minister blamed squarely on Iran.

Yair Netanyahu, 35, had been living in Miami since 2023 when Shin Bet, Israel's internal security agency, roughly equivalent to the FBI, assessed that the threat against him was serious enough to warrant an immediate extraction. The agency diverted security personnel from New York to assist in the operation, the Washington Examiner reported, and returned him to Israel along with his protective detail.

Shin Bet confirmed the evacuation but offered little beyond a terse statement. "There was a significant threat to harm Yair Netanyahu, and in light of this and after an assessment, a decision was made to urgently extract him along with his security team and return him to Israel," the agency said. No further details about the nature of the threat were disclosed.

The elder Netanyahu had already pointed a finger at Tehran. During a televised appearance on Israel's Channel 14 on August 24, the prime minister said Iran had gone after his family directly.

When a hostile regime can reach into the United States and force the emergency extraction of a protected person, the question is not just whether Israel's security services responded fast enough. It is whether America's own defenses are keeping pace with the threat.

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Tightening Economic Pressure on Iran the agreed solution

Netanyahu Says No Iran Deal Possible, Told Trump 'Savages' Can't Be Trusted

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Tuesday that he doubts a diplomatic agreement can be reached with Iran’s leadership, recounting a recent conversation with President Donald Trump in which the two discussed the possibility of diplomacy, military action and increased economic pressure on Tehran.

Netanyahu said he discussed the options with Trump during their July 28 meeting at the White House and expressed doubts that negotiations could produce an agreement with Iran’s current leadership.

“I doubt, however, that an agreement can be reached with that group there, with those savages,” Netanyahu said. “I tell you — an agreement cannot be reached,” he added.

The remarks were made at an event in Jerusalem for Israeli settlers in the West Bank and were reported by AFP, with the comments independently carried by outlets including CBS News, Arab News and the Times of Israel.

Netanyahu said his conversation with Trump involved three possible approaches to Iran:

1. pursuing a diplomatic agreement
2. resuming military action
3. tightening economic pressure.

He said he supported the third option and praised Trump for choosing to intensify economic pressure rather than immediately launching another major military campaign.

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Mamdani - arresting Netanyahu

🤡 Mamdani Reverses Pledge to Arrest Netanyahu

Mamdani backs off arresting 'war criminal' Netanyahu

Urges Trump admin to arrest him instead

The New York mayor accused the Israeli prime minister of genocide and appealed to Washington to execute an international arrest warrant, one day after President Donald Trump guaranteed Netanyahu would not be arrested in the U.S.

Mamdani said his administration had examined every legal avenue for enforcing the ICC warrant if Netanyahu visits New York for the United Nations General Assembly in September. City lawyers ultimately concluded that New York could not act independently.

The mayor claimed that federal authorities do have the necessary power and called on the U.S. government to join the ICC and execute its warrant. Neither the U.S. nor Israel is a party to the Rome Statute, the treaty that established the court, and the U.S. is therefore not obligated to carry out ICC warrants.

Mamdani’s statement came one day after Trump categorically rejected the possibility that the Israeli leader would be detained on American soil.

“Benjamin Netanyahu will not be arrested, in any way, shape, or form, while in the United States of America,” Trump wrote July 20, as Zeale News reported.

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Mamdani wants to arrest Netanyahu 🤡

Mamdani Can't Arrest Netanyahu. But He Is Targeting All Jews.

On Saturday, the mayor of New York said the prime minister of the Jewish state belongs in a jail cell. Zohran Mamdani told the New York Times that Benjamin Netanyahu "belongs in the Hague." 

He called him "a war criminal who has been charged by the International Criminal Court," and confirmed that his administration is working out whether it can arrest the Israeli leader when he comes to New York for the United Nations in September.

Netanyahu's office answered on Sunday. The ICC is "a kangaroo court that has no jurisdiction over Americans or Israelis," it said, and the warrant is "bogus."

A mayor cannot arrest a foreign head of government, and Mamdani knows it. He said so himself in the next breath, promising he "won't be writing our own laws." The warrant he wants to serve comes from a court his own party's president called outrageous, and it was written by a prosecutor the court is voting to remove this week. Of every leader on earth, he reached for the one who runs the world's only Jewish state.

The United States is not a member of the ICC. A mayor cannot arrest a prime minister.

Foreign leaders who come to New York for the United Nations are protected by the 1947 treaty that lets the U.N. operate on American soil. A sitting head of government carries immunity. And a city has no power to override the federal government on foreign affairs, which is why the whole idea falls apart the moment anyone reads the law.

Even his own party sees it. Fetterman called the threat a stunt: "He's just a clown 🤡 to even say that.

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63 Iranian Clerics call for assassination of Trump and Netanyahu

Iranian clerics have called for the assassinations of President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu

in a statement signed by dozens of members of the country's Assembly of Experts

The British newspaper reported that a 10-point statement signed by about 63 members of the 88-member clerical body declared Trump and Netanyahu "mahdour al-dam," an Islamic legal term generally referring to someone whose blood is considered forfeit or who deserves to die.

According to The Telegraph, the statement said killing "the criminal American president" and "the wicked prime minister of the Zionist regime" was a religious duty and that anyone who had the opportunity to do so "must not" neglect it. The report said the statement described avenging the killing of Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei in February as "paramount."

The Telegraph reported the statement stopped short of a formal fatwa because, under Shiite Islamic tradition, such religious rulings are issued by individual clerics rather than groups.

The newspaper also reported that the Assembly of Experts' secretariat later distanced itself from the statement, although it said about 63 members had signed it.

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Trump warns Benjamin Netanyahu

President Donald Trump delivered a pointed warning to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu

Urging caution as tensions between Israel and Iran continue to simmer despite signs that both sides may be stepping back from the brink of a wider conflict.

According to comments Trump made to Axios reporter Barak Ravid, the president directly cautioned Netanyahu against further escalation, warning that Israel could find itself increasingly isolated if military operations continue to expand.

“I said, ‘Bibi, you better be careful, or you will be on your own very soon,’” Trump told Ravid.

The remarks offer a rare glimpse into the private discussions between the two longtime allies as the Middle East remains on edge following another round of missile exchanges and retaliatory strikes.

The latest tensions were triggered after Israel carried out attacks on Hezbollah targets in Beirut over the weekend. The strikes were followed by waves of Iranian missile attacks against Israel. Iran has repeatedly warned that additional Israeli attacks against Hezbollah in Lebanon could trigger a return to full-scale conflict.

The warning from Trump comes after a period of reported friction between the two leaders.

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The Betrayal Hiding in Plain Sight

Trump Confirmed It on the Record and Netanyahu Should Be Nervous

Trump Delivered. Netanyahu Took and Ran

Netanyahu has been calling Trump his greatest ally for months.

Trump just told a reporter he called Netanyahu "f***ing crazy" – and meant every word.

What Trump said next explains exactly why Netanyahu is the one killing this Iran deal.

Trump went to war with Iran so Israel wouldn't have to do it alone. He pounded Iranian nuclear facilities. He killed Hezbollah's supply chain. He negotiated a ceasefire with Tehran that had Iran on its knees and a historic deal within reach.

Then Netanyahu ordered strikes on Beirut. Iran's foreign minister had already made the condition explicit: Israeli bombs falling on Lebanon meant Tehran walks. And they did walk – suspending talks with the U.S. in direct response.

Trump had personally guaranteed a ceasefire. He posted it on Truth Social. He announced both sides had agreed to stand down. Trump told Netanyahu directly on that call: "I'm saving your ass. Everybody hates you now. Everybody hates Israel because of this."

When a reporter asked Trump whether he'd actually said those words, Trump confirmed it without hesitation: "I did. I was a little bit perturbed at his constantly fighting with Lebanon."

Netanyahu said OK on the call. Then kept bombing.

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$58 Million Bounty on Trump & Netanyau

Iran Lawmakers Push $58 Million Bounty on Trump

Iran's parliament reportedly is considering a bill calling for the assassination of both President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

Iranian lawmakers are preparing to vote on legislation that would formally authorize a $58 million reward for anyone who kills Trump following the February U.S. and Israeli strikes on Iran that killed Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, The Telegraph reported Monday.

Ebrahim Azizi, chair of Iran's national security commission, said the proposed bill — titled "Reciprocal action by military and security forces of the Islamic Republic" — would codify what had previously been limited to regime-linked propaganda campaigns and religious fatwas.

The legislation would also target Netanyahu and U.S. Central Command chief Adm. Brad Cooper, whom Tehran blames for the Feb. 28 operation.

Mahmoud Nabavian, another member of Iran's national security commission, reportedly declared that parliament would soon vote on rewards for whoever "sends Mr. Trump and Netanyahu to hell."

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Interesting Outlook by Benjamin Netanyahu

Netanyahu With a Warning for Christians

The Iran "excursion" - When will it end?

US deploys thousands more for the war as Iran threatens world tourism sites

On one of the holiest days on the Islamic calendar, Iran fired on Israel and energy sites in neighboring Gulf Arab states, insisting that it can still build missiles and issuing a new threat, to deny safety to its enemies in “parks, recreational areas and tourist destinations” worldwide.

Israel meanwhile pounded Tehran with airstrikes as Iranians marked Nowruz, the Persian New Year.

The US military is deploying three more warships and roughly 2,500 more marines to the Middle East, where there’s no end to the war in sight despite three weeks of U.S. and Israeli air strikes that have decimated Iran’s military and leadership.

The Pentagon’s request for another $200 billion to fund the war would need congressional approval as the U.S. national debt hits a record $39 trillion.

U.S. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Israel will stop attacking the gas field that Iranians depend on for most of their electricity at the request of U.S. President Donald Trump. Iran responded to Israel’s attack on the field by intensifying targeting of energy infrastructure in other Middle East countries, sending oil and gas prices soaring.

The death toll has risen to more than 1,300 people in Iran, more than 1,000 people in Lebanon, 15 in Israel and 13 U.S. military members in the region. Millions of people in Lebanon and Iran have been displaced.

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The war began on February 28. It's only been a little over three weeks but when will it end?

Netanyahu on Iran

Netanyahu Says Iran No Longer Has Uranium Enrichment Capacity

Iran no longer has the capacity to enrich uranium or make ballistic missiles after 20 days of U.S.-Israeli air attacks, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told a news conference on Thursday.

"We are winning, and Iran is being decimated," Netanyahu said, noting that Iran's missile and drone arsenal is being massively degraded and will be destroyed.

"What we're destroying now are the factories that produce the components to make these missiles and to make the nuclear weapons that they're trying to produce," Netanyahu said.

While the war so far has been conducted via air attacks, Netanyahu said there has to be a ground component as well and "there are many possibilities for this ground component." He did not elaborate.

Netanyahu also denied he dragged the United States into the conflict. "Does anyone really think that someone can tell President Trump what to do?" he said.

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President Trump/Netanyahu Meeting at Mar-A-Lago

5 Takeaways From Trump’s Meeting With Netanyahu

The Jewish state’s prime minister said Trump would be awarded the Israel Prize, the first to a non-Israeli>

U.S. President Donald Trump hosted Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at the American leader’s Mar-a-Lago residence in Palm Beach, Florida, on Dec. 29, where the leaders discussed updates on the future of the Gaza Strip and continued security threats within the region around Israel.

1. Netanyahu said that Israel decided to “break a convention or create a new one” in awarding the Israel Prize to Trump. This would be the first time since the nation was founded in 1948 that the prize is being awarded to a non-Israeli, the prime minister said
2. Trump Warns Iran and he hopes Iran is not trying to rebuild its nuclear weapons facilities
3. Asked what the next steps would be for the United States if Hamas chooses not to disarm within the time it is given--59 countries that are outside of the Middle East want to go in and wipe out Hamas.
4. Trump said at the time that he hoped to expand the Abraham Accords to additional countries, pointing towards Saudi Arabia and Syria as primary targets for opening diplomacy with Israel
5. Trump also offered several regional updates on Israel’s and the United States’ relations with Turkey, Syria, and Lebanon.

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Netanyahu to meet with Trump on Iran

Israel to Brief Trump on New Iran Strikes

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will present plans for a possible fresh attack on Iran to US President Donald Trump during his upcoming visit to Washington, NBC News reported Saturday, citing several unnamed officials.

According to the report, Israel is growing increasingly concerned that Iran is rebuilding and even expanding its ballistic missile production in the wake of the nations’ 12-day war in June.

Israel is also worried that Iran is rebuilding its nuclear enrichment program, which was heavily damaged by Israeli and American strikes, the report added.

Netanyahu and Trump are expected to meet at the US president’s Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida at the end of the month.

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The World should be worried. Israel has superior intelligence.

Netanyahu says there will NOT be a Palestine state

Netanyahu: ‘There will not be a Palestinian state,’ even at cost of ties with Saudis

In interview with Telegram channel, PM says border deal with Syria ‘preferable’ but won’t budge on security demands; Israel to boost arms industry to ease reliance on US

“There will not be a Palestinian state. It’s very simple: it will not be established," the premier said in the wide-ranging interview with Abu Ali Express, a popular local Telegram channel.

Asked by the interviewer if his opposition holds even if it jeopardizes normalization with Riyadh — which insists on a credible pathway to Palestinian statehood in exchange for such ties – Netanyahu said: “The answer is: a Palestinian state will not be established. It is an existential threat to Israel.”

Asked about what has prevented normalization with the Saudis, Netanyahu said the war in Gaza strained progress, but that “the conditions could develop” now that the war is winding down.

“But the conditions must be acceptable to both sides – terms that are good for both sides,” he said.

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Earlier in the week, Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman said that Riyadh wants to join the Abraham Accords, but called for the need to secure a path toward a two-state solution, while meeting US President Donald Trump at the White House.

Netanyahu needs to do what's right for Israel. Hamas is calling for the establishment of a Palestinian state that encompasses all of historic Palestine, which implies the end of Israel as a Jewish state. Overall, the question of territory and statehood remains a core, unresolved point of contention in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

Moron Zohran talking like a wise guy

Mamdani plans to arrest Netanyahu under the ICC, even though the USA is not a member of the ICC

Apparently, he thinks being Mayor of NYC entitles him to run his own federal foreign policy.

He clearly doesn’t understand how US Democracy works.

The International Criminal Court as of October 2024, has 125 states, parties to the Rome Statute, which are represented in the court's governing body, the Assembly of States Parties. A number of countries, including China, India, Russia, and the United States, are not party to the Rome Statute and do not recognize the court's jurisdiction. [wikipedia]

"While Zohran Mamdani, a New York City mayoral candidate, has pledged to have Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu arrested based on an International Criminal Court (ICC) warrant, he does not have the legal authority to do so. If such an arrest were attempted by local officials, the U.S. federal government would have multiple recourses to intervene and reverse the action."

Jews comprise about 12% of New York City's population. There are just over 1.3 million Jews in the New York metropolitan area, making it the second largest metropolitan Jewish community in the world. If any Jew votes for Mandami, they are out of their ever loving mind. [Fox News]

Dinesh D’Souza's conversation with Netanyahu

Netanyahu Blasts Carlson For Defending America’s ‘Worst Enemies’

He wasn’t the only U.S. conservative in his crosshairs…

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is firing back at former Fox host Tucker Carlson and commentator Candace Owens, who accused him of trying to exploit Charlie Kirk’s death for political gain. Netanyahu dismissed questions about his motives as a “monstrous big lie.”

He also ripped speculative theorists pushing baseless claims that Israel was tied to Kirk’s assassination — saying they were driven “perhaps out of obsession, perhaps with Qatari funding.”

As Mediaite’s Alex Griffing reports, some of Netanyahu’s harshest remarks came Wednesday in a conversation with author and filmmaker Dinesh D’Souza, where he accused Carlson of giving comfort to America’s “worst enemies.”

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