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Turkish President compares Gaza to a mass detention camp
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan affirmed that the situation in Gaza has become similar to the world's largest mass internment camp, now containing the highest rate of children amputees. He described it as one of the most brutal areas and an embarrassment to humanity. He also stated that the West Bank is experiencing the worst periods of settler terrorism, with exclusionary practices preventing Muslims and Christians from accessing holy sites in Jerusalem. Erdoğan called on countries that do not recognize the State of Palestine to reconsider their positions. He emphasized that attempts to suppress the Palestinians will fail, expressing hope for the establishment of a Palestinian state with East Jerusalem as its capital, based on the 1967 borders. He also lamented the absence of Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas from the meetings for the second consecutive year, due to the injustice suffered by the Palestinians. Regarding Syria, Erdoğan mentioned that Damascus is moving toward becoming a safe and peaceful country, and reaffirmed Turkey’s continued support for the Syrian people. On the regional level, he stressed that Turkey is seeking to end escalation in the Middle East. He noted that Turkey has formed a defensive alliance with Saudi Arabia and Pakistan to strengthen solidarity and is working to prevent conflicts in the Gulf from expanding. Erdoğan called for reform of the United Nations Security Council, including the abolition of the veto power, criticizing the UN system that has been in place for 81 years. He proposed a new structure in which member states are elected by the General Assembly for fixed terms, to ensure greater justice and broader representation.
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