PM expected to rail against recognition of Palestinian statehood and send signals to Trump ahead of White House meeting; Arab delegations may stage walkout as hostage families protest outside

During earlier talks in Paris, Israel asked to open a land corridor to Sweida for aid deliveries; Syria rejected the request, saying it would violate its sovereignty

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s UN speech drew sharp political reactions; coalition partners praised it as strong and clear, while opposition figures dismissed it as tired gimmicks that failed to present a plan for hostages or ending the war

PMO said loudspeakers were set up along Gaza border, but IDF confirmed they were inside encalve; troops had to halt operations to deploy and guard the systems as Netanyahu’s UN speech was broadcast, though Gaza residents said nothing came through

Netanyahu has faced increasing pressure within coalition to announce annexation steps in response to international momentum recognizing a Palestinian state

Airstrikes in Sanaa targeted Houthis’ general staff headquarters, intelligence facilities and military camps housing fighters and weapons, in what the IDF called its most extensive operation in Yemen to date; Houthi sources claimed civilian sites were hit

PM to address UN amid mounting pressure on Israel over Gaza war; officials expect possible disruptions, with Arab envoys warned against walkouts or protest signs under UN rules