Dutch Prime Minister Rob Jetten stated that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu should attend the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) despite an arrest warrant issued by the International Criminal Court (ICC). This statement contrasts with the Dutch government's position regarding Russian President Vladimir Putin, who is also wanted by the ICC.
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Dutch PM supports Netanyahu's attendance at UNGA despite ICC warrant
Dutch Prime Minister Rob Jetten expressed that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu should participate in the UNGA, even though there is an ICC arrest warrant against him. This position differs from the Dutch stance on Russian President Vladimir Putin, who is similarly wanted by the ICC.
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