New York City Mayor Mamdani said earlier that if Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu goes to New York to attend the UN General Assembly, the New York City government may arrest him. Netanyahu responded on the 26th that Mamdani's related remarks were “inciting hatred.” As a guest on an interview program on the same day, Netanyahu said that even though Mamdani hinted that he was unpopular, he would still deliver a speech at the UN General Assembly to be held in New York in September. At the same time, Netanyahu is concerned that the political consensus between the two parties in the US Congress supporting Israel is on the verge of collapse. In particular, progressive and extreme left-wing forces supporting Mamdani within the Democratic Party continue to grow, or the Democratic Party may split.

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