Developments in Gaza since October 7 have gone beyond what can be tolerated, says Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan Erdogan, stressing Türkiye's dedication to ensuring that those “mass murderers,” are held responsible under international law.
Developments in Gaza since October 7 have gone beyond what can be tolerated, says Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan Erdogan, stressing Türkiye's dedication to ensuring that those “mass murderers,” are held responsible under international law.He also expressed regret over the failure of the Islamic world, with a population of approximately 2 billion, to fulfil its duty of true “brotherhood to the Palestinian people.
Another vessel belonging to the Turkish Red Crescent, carrying 3,000 tonnes of aid and dispatched a day earlier, is expected to reach Egypt's Al-Arish port on Sunday, Erdogan told the general assembly meeting of the Istanbul-based Knowledge Dissemination Foundation on Saturday.
Erdogan also likened Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his administration to the “Nazis of our time, alongside Hitler, Mussolini, and Stalin,” due to the “humanitarian crimes they committed in Gaza.”
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