Erdogan Critiques UN System Validity
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan criticized the United Nations Security Council system, considering that the concentration of decision-making power in the hands of five countries ignores justice and contradicts the principle of equality before the law. He accused the system, which grants veto power (the veto) to five permanent members, of making more than 190 countries rely unfairly on their decisions, thereby hindering the achievement of global peace and security. Erdoğan also discussed Israeli violations in the Gaza Strip, reiterated Israel's breach of the ceasefire and its commission of killing crimes, noting that more than 1,500 Palestinians have been killed since the escalation began. He highlighted that the humanitarian situation is severely deteriorating, with forecasts indicating that the coming winter season will leave approximately 1.8 million Palestinians homeless. Erdoğan affirmed that Turkey will continue its efforts to ensure accountability and face international challenges, warning that the continued ineffectiveness of the international system and criticizing the decline in the implementation of international judicial decisions undermine global stability.
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