Former President Donald Trump stated that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will not be arrested in the United States, despite an inquiry by New York City Mayor Eric Adams. Adams had reportedly been exploring the possibility of arresting Netanyahu during his upcoming visit to New York for the U.N. General Assembly.

Trump's assertion came in response to reports of Adams' investigation. The mayor's office had been looking into whether legal avenues existed to detain Netanyahu while he was in the city for the assembly. This exploration by the mayor's office fueled speculation about potential legal actions against the Israeli leader.

However, Trump preempted any such move, declaring that Netanyahu would not face arrest on American soil. This statement from the former president suggests a political intervention or a warning against any attempt to arrest the prime minister. The situation highlights the complex intersection of international relations, domestic law, and political maneuvering.