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The Israeli delegation withdrew from the United Nations General Assembly session in New York today, Tuesday, during Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan's speech, in which he described the Israeli war on Gaza as genocide. He also mentioned that Israel has killed over 74,000 Palestinians in the past three years, considering Gaza to be the world's largest internment camp and a children’s cemetery. In response, Erdoğan’s speech was met with applause from the Palestinian delegation, while the Israeli delegation left the hall in protest of the content. The Cuban delegation also withdrew in protest of U.S. President Donald Trump's speech. Erdoğan emphasized that Israel is pursuing a genocidal approach, stressing that the situation in Palestine goes beyond humanitarian conditions to a dangerous state threatening peace, amid increasing tensions between Turkey and Israel due to the recent military escalation in Gaza.
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