Netanyahu already faces an ICC arrest warrant. Now Türkiye is seeking an Interpol Red Notice against him. What does Türkiye's move mean for Netanyahu — and could it create new international travel risks? What You Need to Know Türkiye says it has issued arrest warrants for Benjamin Netanyahu and Afek Moskovitch in connection with a Turkish criminal case linked to the Global Sumud Flotilla. Türkiye's Justice Minister Akın Gürlek says Ankara has requested that the Interior Ministry pursue Interpol Red Notices for Netanyahu and Moskovitch. The Turkish case involves allegations including genocide, crimes against humanity, torture, intentional injury and unlawful detention connected to the alleged intervention against Gaza-bound activists in international waters. The Interpol Red Notice has not been issued simply because Türkiye requested it. The request is a step toward seeking an international alert and possible provisional arrest. Netanyahu already faces a separate International Criminal Court arrest warrant, making Türkiye's move a new legal front rather than a replacement for the ICC case. The development comes amid a wider Türkiye-Israel confrontation, including growing tensions over Israel's military actions and Türkiye's strategic position in Syria. Watch the full report for the latest developments in the Netanyahu case, Türkiye's Interpol push and the growing Türkiye-Israel confrontation.
