Netanyahu May Get Arrested if He Visits the U.S.

In this video, you will learn about the recent news story involving New York's mayor and Benjamin Netanyahu. Watch along to improve your English listening skills and learn key vocabulary through real-world events! 💙 OVER 100 BONUS ENGLISH LESSONS? Become a channel member.    / @americanenglishbrent   👉 Click here to reserve your 60-minute session: https://brent-watson-s-school.teachab... ⚠️ Note: Private coaching slots are limited weekly, so grab your time slot early! ✅ Preview the advanced classes that will help you watch and read the news in English in just 30 days here: https://brent-watson-s-school.teachab... 1. War Criminal (Noun) : A person who breaks the rules of war and does terrible things to people. : After the kids went to sleep, Maria watched a news story about a famous war criminal from history. 2. The Architect (Noun) : A person who designs buildings, or a person who plans a big idea. : My brother is the architect who designed our new office building in the city. 3. Genocide (Noun) : The terrible crime of killing a very large group of people because of who they are. : We must teach our children about history so that a genocide never happens again. 4. Maiming (Noun / Verb) : Hurting someone very badly so that a part of their body is broken or lost. : The new safety rules at the factory stop the heavy machines from maiming the workers. 5. Amputation (Noun) : A medical operation to cut off a sick or hurt arm, leg, finger, or toe. : After his bad motorcycle accident, my uncle needed an amputation, but now he walks well with a fake leg. 6. Anesthesia (Noun) : Special medicine from a doctor so you do not feel pain during an operation. : When my daughter got her teeth fixed, the dentist used anesthesia so she felt zero pain. 7. Deliberately (Adverb) : Doing something on purpose, not by accident. : The little boy deliberately spilled his juice on the kitchen floor because he was angry. 8. International Criminal Court (Proper Noun) : A special world court that judges people for very bad crimes, like war crimes. : The newspaper says the International Criminal Court will have a big trial next month. 9. A Warrant (Noun) : A paper from a judge that lets the police arrest someone or search their house. : The police officer cannot look inside the man's house because she does not have a warrant. 10. Grave (Adjective) : Very serious, bad, or important. : The boss made a grave mistake when he forgot to pay the workers on time. 11. Grave (Noun) : The place in the ground where a dead person is buried. : Every Sunday, my grandmother puts beautiful fresh flowers on my grandfather's grave. 12. Their Conscience (Noun) : The feeling in a person's mind that tells them what is right and what is wrong. : The man found a wallet full of money, but his conscience told him to give it to the police. 13. Wrought (Verb / Adjective) : Caused something to happen, usually a big change or heavy damage. : The strong summer storm wrought a lot of damage to my beautiful vegetable garden. 14. Rot (Verb / Noun) : When food or wood gets old, goes bad, and breaks down. : If you leave the fresh apples outside in the hot sun, they will rot very quickly. 15. Every Avenue (Noun Phrase) : Every possible way to do something or solve a problem. : As parents, we will explore every avenue to find the best school for our son. 16. Applicable (Adjective) : Right or correct for a certain situation; something that can be used. : The store discount code is not applicable today because the big sale ended yesterday. 17. Execute (Verb) : To kill someone as a punishment from the law, or to finish a plan. 1 (Plan): Our team has a great plan for the new project, and now we need to execute it well. 2 (Law): In old history books, kings would execute people who stole from them. 18. At large (Adjective Phrase) : Free and not caught by the police yet. : Lock your doors tonight, because the news says a dangerous bank robber is still at large. 19. Dignity (Noun) : Value, respect, and pride in yourself or in other people. : Even when the old man lost his job, he walked out with dignity and kept his head high.