WIRE — Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has said he is not worried about the International Criminal Court (ICC) arrest warrant issued against him and claimed that Israel has special forces prepared to respond if any country attempts to detain him during an overseas visit. Speaking to Fox News during his ongoing trip to the US, Netanyahu made it clear that the ICC warrant would not deter his foreign travel. He said he intends to continue visiting countries, including those that recognise the courts jurisdiction, despite the legal risks. Responding to a question on whether he fears being arrested abroad, including in the event of an unexpected medical emergency, Netanyahu said, Yeah, I think about it. You know, we have special forces around. I served for five years.
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