Who is a threat to Netanyahu? Why did the Israeli Prime Minister travel 400 kms more to meet Trump in the US?:

The ceasefire between Israel and Gaza has become a mere joke. Bombing continues from both groups, i.e. Hamas and the Israeli army. At least 32 Palestinians, including women and children, were killed in the latest attacks on Sunday. Meanwhile, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has reached America. He is going to meet Trump in a short while. However, the Israeli PM had to fly 400 kilometers extra to meet Trump. The reason behind this has also come to light.

Why did Netanyahu choose the longer route?

In fact, Netanyahu 's (Benjamin Netanyahu Meeting With Donald Trump) plane took a detour of about 400 kilometers from the normal route during its flight from Hungary to America so that it would not enter the airspace of those countries which could enforce the arrest warrant of the Criminal Court (ICC) . This information has come to light in the report of Israeli newspaper Haaretz . Let us tell you that due to the war in Gaza, ICC has issued an arrest warrant against him. It is worth noting that if Netanyahu travels to those countries where ICC rules are followed, then Netanyahu can be arrested there.

Why was Netanyahu not arrested in Hungary?

Before arriving in the US, Netanyahu was on a visit to Hungary. There he held talks with Prime Minister Viktor Orban. Before Netanyahu's visit, the Orban government had announced that it was withdrawing from the Rome Statute, the foundation treaty of the ICC, which mandates handing over any accused to the ICC.

Why did Netanyahu reach America?

Trump's reciprocal tariff has worried the entire world, including India. The condition of the international market has deteriorated. The effect of the reciprocal tariff has been seen on the Indian stock market. Let us tell you that the reciprocal tariff will also affect Israel, due to which Trump's close friend Netanyahu is also worried. Netanyahu also hopes for relief from this reciprocal tariff. America has imposed a 17 percent tariff on Israel.