Benjamin Netanyahu’s office responds to remarks by New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani, who says he will enforce what he calls a “bogus arrest warrant.” According to reports cited by outlets, Netanyahu’s office disputes the mayor’s characterization and condemns the approach as harmful or misleading. The office also argues that the mayor is using criticism of Israel to divert attention from issues in New York City. Fox News and Mint both describe Netanyahu’s office framing Mamdani’s statements as an attempt to “attack” Israel. Mint adds that Netanyahu’s office compares Mamdani to former International Criminal Court prosecutor Karim Khan, alleging Mamdani is following a similar pattern of targeting Israel to distract from domestic or governance-related problems in New York. Across sources, the dispute centers on the mayor’s pledge to act on the arrest-warrant claim and Netanyahu’s office’s rebuttal that the remarks are politically motivated and meant to shift focus away from New York’s challenges. No additional details about the specific warrant are included in the provided excerpts.