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MUST WATCH: Zohran Mamdani CALLS OUT Benjamin Netanyahu for his war crimes

No Lie with Brian Tyler Cohen · 22 July 2026 · 2m · 1 Egleze moment
MUST WATCH: Zohran Mamdani CALLS OUT Benjamin Netanyahu for his war crimes
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This short episode consists of a single excerpt of remarks from Zohran Mamdani, presented on Brian Tyler Cohen’s channel, focused on Benjamin Netanyahu and the war in Gaza. Mamdani describes Netanyahu as a “war criminal” and alleges a “genocide against the Palestinian people”, citing figures and examples including mass deaths, children undergoing amputations, attacks on medical facilities, starvation linked to restrictions on humanitarian aid, and the killing of aid workers and journalists. He also references the United Nations as having confirmed that Palestinian children continued to be “deliberately targeted and killed” by Israeli forces months after what he calls a “so-called ceasefire”.

The most specific policy claim in the excerpt concerns enforcement: Mamdani says an International Criminal Court warrant exists for Netanyahu’s arrest and that his administration reviewed “every avenue” to determine whether New York City could execute it if Netanyahu entered the city. He states it is “clear” the city lacks independent legal authority to enforce the warrant, and calls on the federal government—whom he says does have that authority—to join the ICC and execute it. He adds that Netanyahu is “not welcome in New York City” and says local officials can choose whether “silence will become another weapon” even if they cannot, on their own, end the war.

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Mamdani argues NYC cannot enforce ICC warrant for Netanyahu

Zohran Mamdani argues New York City lacks independent legal authority to enforce an International Criminal Court arrest warrant for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. He says his administration reviewed options under applicable law and concluded enforcement would fall to the federal government, which he urges to act if Netanyahu enters the US.

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