The Mayor of New York city has decided not to go forth with the highly contentious plans to arrest the Israeli Prime Minister. The move faced widespread criticism as it could have created a significant diplomatic dispute between the United States and Israel. The Mayor's office cited potential risks to international relations and strategic alliances as the key reason behind retracting the motion.

In Japan, this news is making headlines due to the country's long-standing diplomatic relationships with both the U.S and Israel. Japanese people traditionally value harmony and consensual decisions in politics. The concept of a city mayor taking such drastic actions against a foreign authority is largely foreign and viewed as a serious diplomatic incident.

In the US or EU, moves such as these would likely be met with sharp criticism and be viewed as damaging to diplomacy and international relations. There might also be legal ramifications, depending on the circumstances and who was involved. It's also likely that discussions on this topic would be politically charged, potentially escalating existing tensions.