Turkish VP criticizes Netanyahu's government
Turkish Vice President Gültekin Yılmaz emphasized that Benjamin Netanyahu's government is putting itself and those opposed to its crimes, including Jews, under suspicion and threat. In a speech at the International Muslim Conference in Ankara, he clarified that Israel is being tried before international courts for genocide in Gaza, expressing surprise at the weak enforcement of United Nations resolutions and their focus on protecting perpetrators of crimes. Turkey will continue providing humanitarian aid and supporting the Palestinian cause, while also calling for increased solidarity among Muslim communities and turning it into an active movement. Yılmaz also criticized the rise of Islamophobia, affirming that freedom of expression does not justify hate speech, and that Turkey has always opposed anti-Semitism and has respected Judaism.
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