Controversy has erupted in Israel as Jerusalem mayoral candidate Mansour Mamdani reaffirms his vow to arrest Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu if he wins the election. During his campaign, Mamdani sparked outrage when he promised to take Netanyahu into custody, citing allegations of corruption and abuse of power. Now, with the election looming, Mamdani claims he is consulting with the city's legal advisers to determine the feasibility of such a move. This bold stance has raised questions about the limits of a mayor's authority and the potential implications for the prime minister's immunity.
Mamdani had pledged to arrest Netanyahu during campaign for mayor and says he is consulting city's legal advisers.
