Turkish President: Gaza a brutal camp
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan stated in his speech before the United Nations General Assembly that the Gaza Strip has become known as the world's largest children’s cemetery and has the highest rate of limb amputations, considering it a tragic record for humanity. He also criticized the ongoing Israeli occupation's escalation of settlement activities and obstructions to access for holy sites in Jerusalem, calling for a reconsideration of recognizing a Palestinian state with East Jerusalem as its capital, based on the 1967 borders. Erdoğan urged reform of the Security Council, proposing a new system elected by the General Assembly instead of relying on veto rights held by the permanent members, emphasizing that the United Nations has become ineffective in maintaining international peace and security. He also highlighted Turkey’s efforts in supporting Syria and achieving regional stability, stressing the need to end military escalation and expand efforts to resolve issues in the Middle East.
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