[Global Network Reporter Yan Peiyun] According to a report by the Times of Israel on the 21st local time, in response to Canadian Prime Minister Carney's previous promise that "if Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu visits Canada, Canada will abide by the International Criminal Court's arrest warrant", an Israeli government spokesman urged him to reconsider his remarks.

According to the report, an Israeli government spokesman told reporters: "We believe that Prime Minister Carney should certainly reconsider this." He also said that Carney should welcome Netanyahu to Canada.

Earlier, according to the Israeli Times on the 20th, Canadian Prime Minister Carney recently made it clear in an interview with Bloomberg that if Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu entered Canada, he would be arrested on the basis of an arrest warrant issued by the International Criminal Court.

The International Criminal Court last week officially rejected an appeal filed by Israel against Netanyahu and former Defence Minister Garant's arrest warrant. Last November, the International Criminal Court in The Hague in the Netherlands issued an arrest warrant against Netanyahu and Garant. The two accused include intentional attacks on civilians and intentional deprivation of basic supplies for Gaza civilians. Israel denies these allegations. Several European parties to the International Criminal Court said Netanyahu would be arrested on the basis of an arrest warrant once he appeared on their territory.