New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani called for Netanyahu's arrest under ICC warrants, then acknowledged he lacks legal authority to enforce such action. Netanyahu will attend the United Nations General Assembly in New York, insisting he will speak and that Mamdani’s arrest call is divisive. The mayor's position has evolved, with some urging federal action, while Netanyahu frames the dispute as a test of New Yorkers' unity and warns against rising antisemitism. The debate has drawn reactions from public figures and athletes, reflecting a polarized climate around Israel and Gaza. Netanyahu cites Manhattan stabbing incidents as evidence of heightened tensions and anti-Israel sentiment. The discourse underscores a broader clash over ICC jurisdiction, political rhetoric, and the safety of Jewish communities in the United States.