Occupation accuses Turkish charities of suspect motives
The article indicates that the Israeli occupation is attacking Turkish charitable institutions, claiming they are tools within an "hostile agenda." It also exploits NGOs working on behalf of Palestinians under the guise of providing humanitarian aid in Jerusalem and Gaza Strip. Turkey issues special passports to activists and coordinators of these organizations, allowing them to travel freely between Israel and the Palestinian territories, even though official agreements between Israel and Turkey do not include these activists, creating a security loophole for Israel. Turkish activities focus on supporting cultural, educational, and social institutions and have achieved a widespread presence through social media. It is believed that the activities of these organizations serve the interests of the Turkish government and increase its influence in the occupied area. The Israeli occupation is attacking these organizations, viewing them as tools of Turkish soft power, and points out that Turkish activities affect the political and security situation in Jerusalem and its surroundings.
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