Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he still plans to visit New York despite mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani’s threats to have him arrested over an International Criminal Court (ICC) warrant. “Yes, I'll come to New York,” Netanyahu said on Wednesday during a virtual interview with The New York Times. When asked if he would seek to speak to Mamdani, he said: “If he changes his mind and says that we have the right to exist, that'll be a good opening for a conversation.” Democratic Socialist Mamdani is set to become New York's first Muslim and first South Asian mayor. He is a staunch pro-Palestinian who has advocated free Gaza and even accused the Israeli defence forces of committing war crimes, genocide. Mamdani has refused to say that Israel has the right to be a Jewish

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