Erdogan condemns Netanyahu as war criminal
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan affirmed that Israel is implementing "state terrorism" in the Gaza Strip and the West Bank. This issue was a central focus on the Turkish delegation's agenda during their participation in the United Nations General Assembly. Erdoğan criticized Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's speech, describing him as a "war criminal" emanating an aroma of blood and lies. He emphasized that it is shameful to allow him to speak from the UN platform while Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas was prevented from participating directly. He also pointed out that the International Criminal Court has issued two arrest warrants against Netanyahu and the former Minister of Defense for committed war crimes and crimes against humanity in Gaza, despite Israel's rejection of the decision. Erdoğan referenced the outcomes of his diplomatic activities in New York, including meetings with leaders, heads of states, and economic figures, stressing the importance of protecting the rights and security of the Turkish community, and working to correct imbalances in the financial market through legal and administrative measures.
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