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Trump blocked attempts to enforce an arrest warrant against Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu, saying he will not be arrested on U.S. soil.
Trump blocked attempts to enforce an arrest warrant against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, explicitly stating he will not be arrested on U.S. soil. The warrant exists based on an International Criminal Court determination, but Trump chose not to enforce it despite the U.S. being a party to international legal obligations around such matters.
This is a direct assertion that diplomatic immunity or political alliance can override international legal process on U.S. territory. It signals to other allied leaders that they can visit without fear of arrest, regardless of what international courts have found. It also suggests the administration views the ICC's authority as something that applies selectively, depending on whether the U.S. agrees with the outcome.
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