New York City Mayor Eric Adams is considering options for potentially arresting Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu should he visit for the UN General Assembly in September. Adams stated he is in discussions with the city’s legal department to explore possible courses of action. However, he clarified he will not initiate changes to existing laws specifically to facilitate an arrest. The discussion stems from calls for Netanyahu’s arrest related to his government's policies and actions. Adams’ position balances responding to these calls with respecting established legal procedures. He acknowledged the sensitivity of the situation and the need for careful consideration. Ultimately, any action would need to be within the bounds of current New York City and federal law.