<h1>Prime minister to address UNGA defending Gaza operations amid genocide accusations, arrest warrant, sanctions threats, and ceasefire calls</h1> Facing heightened international scrutiny, the Israeli prime minister is set to address the UN General Assembly amid accusations of war crimes, an ICC arrest warrant, and an ICJ case alleging genocide related to operations in Gaza. Multiple states recently recognized Palestinian statehood and the UNGA passed a nonbinding resolution urging such recognition, while the EU is considering tariffs and sanctions. Dozens of nations have called for a ceasefire and humanitarian access as civilian casualties and displacement mount. The U.S. president publicly supports Israel but signaled limits on territorial annexation. The speech will frame legal and political defenses against growing international pressure.