Turkey has issued arrest warrants for the Israeli Prime Minister and other senior officials, accusing them of committing genocide in Gaza. The head of the Istanbul Bar Association announced the move at a press conference, highlighting a series of incidents involving civilian casualties and attacks on humanitarian sites. The complaint references the deaths of children, aid workers, and hospital strikes, as well as broader allegations of Israeli military actions in several countries over the past two years. Turkish legal authorities are framing these actions as threats not only to Palestinians but to global security.