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How will US cities react to Dearborn's ICC warrant stance by February 2025?
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Dearborn•Michigan•Abdullah Hammoud•Israeli•Benjamin Netanyahu•Yoav Gallant•Hammoud•International Criminal Court•ICC•Netanyahu•United States•Muslim
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Other cities support Dearborn's stance • 25%
Other cities oppose Dearborn's stance • 25%
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Official statements or actions by other US cities reported in the media.
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Dearborn Mayor Vows to Arrest Netanyahu and Gallant if They Enter City, Citing ICC Warrant
Nov 21, 2024, 03:50 PM
The Mayor of Dearborn, Michigan, Abdullah Hammoud, announced that he would arrest Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant if they enter the city. Hammoud stated that Dearborn would enforce the International Criminal Court's (ICC) arrest warrant against Netanyahu. He urged other cities to take similar actions, emphasizing that city leaders can ensure that individuals accused of war crimes are not free to travel across the United States, even if the federal government does not take action. Dearborn, known as the Arab-American capital, has a Muslim mayor, and Hammoud's declaration has sparked discussions about the legality and implications of such actions, given that the United States does not recognize the ICC.
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