Group 1 - Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu's planned visit to Argentina has been postponed due to concerns from Argentine President Milei regarding the upcoming parliamentary elections and potential negative political impacts [1] - Despite being a strong supporter of Netanyahu, President Milei's decision is part of a broader policy to limit visits from foreign leaders during the election period [1] - During a previous meeting at the UN General Assembly, Netanyahu and Milei discussed issues related to hostages in Gaza and the geopolitical crisis in the Middle East, reaffirming their commitment to deepen bilateral cooperation [1] Group 2 - Additional factors contributing to the postponement include a criminal lawsuit filed by Argentine human rights lawyers, which seeks to arrest Netanyahu upon his entry into Argentina for alleged war crimes related to an incident in Rafa [2] - The lawsuit was submitted by lawyers and the director of a Palestinian human rights center, accusing Netanyahu of war crimes and crimes against humanity [2]