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Politics
Trump Declares He Won't Be Arrested in US After Netanyahu Comment
✍️ The Times of India
🗓 21 Jul 2026, 08:49 AM
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Former U.S. President Donald Trump said he would not be arrested in the United States in response to remarks by former Israeli ambassador Mamdani about Prime Minister Netanyahu. The statement came after Mamdani criticized Netanyahu’s policies in a recent interview.
Former U.S. President Donald Trump made a public statement that he would not face arrest in the United States following remarks by former Israeli ambassador to the U.N., A. Mamdani, who criticized Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s policies. Mamdani’s comments, aired in a recent interview, sparked controversy and prompted Trump to respond.
Trump’s declaration was issued via a brief press release and a short video clip posted on his social media channels. He emphasized that his legal status in the U.S. remains secure and that any allegations against him would be handled through the judicial system.
The statement comes amid ongoing investigations into Trump’s business dealings and political activities. Analysts note that while Trump’s remarks are unlikely to alter the legal process, they reflect his continued engagement with international political discourse.
Israeli officials have not issued a formal response to Mamdani’s comments, and no direct diplomatic action has been taken. The U.S. Department of Justice has not released any statements regarding the allegations.
Observers suggest that Trump’s comments are aimed at reassuring his supporters and maintaining his political influence ahead of upcoming elections.
Trump’s declaration was issued via a brief press release and a short video clip posted on his social media channels. He emphasized that his legal status in the U.S. remains secure and that any allegations against him would be handled through the judicial system.
The statement comes amid ongoing investigations into Trump’s business dealings and political activities. Analysts note that while Trump’s remarks are unlikely to alter the legal process, they reflect his continued engagement with international political discourse.
Israeli officials have not issued a formal response to Mamdani’s comments, and no direct diplomatic action has been taken. The U.S. Department of Justice has not released any statements regarding the allegations.
Observers suggest that Trump’s comments are aimed at reassuring his supporters and maintaining his political influence ahead of upcoming elections.