President Donald Trump has stated that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will not be arrested, rejecting threats from the International Criminal Court (ICC) over alleged war crimes. The ICC had previously issued a warrant for Netanyahu's arrest, accusing him of actions during the Gaza conflict. Trump's comments came during a press conference where he emphasized strong U.S. support for Israel and dismissed the ICC's authority. "Netanyahu will not be arrested," Trump said, adding that the court has no jurisdiction over Israel or the United States. The ICC warrant has drawn mixed reactions globally, with some nations backing the court's decision while others, including the U.S., have called it politically motivated. Trump's statement signals a firm stance against international legal actions targeting Israeli leaders. The situation highlights ongoing tensions between the ICC and nations that refuse to recognize its jurisdiction. Netanyahu has denied the allegations, calling them baseless. The U.S. has historically opposed ICC investigations into Israeli and American citizens. The conflict in Gaza has resulted in thousands of casualties, leading to increased scrutiny of military operations. Trump's remarks reinforce his administration's unwavering support for Israel amid the legal challenges.