New York City lacks constitutional and legal jurisdiction to enforce the International Criminal Court's arrest warrant against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, according to legal experts. The city's mayor had previously indicated he was exploring the feasibility of executing the ICC warrant, but officials have now clarified that municipal authorities cannot override federal and international law protocols. This development highlights the complex legal framework governing international arrest warrants and diplomatic immunity in the United States.

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