Türkiye says it would continue to speak out against Netanyahu and his associates and pursue accountability through international legal mechanisms.
Türkiye says it would continue to speak out against Netanyahu and his associates and pursue accountability through international legal mechanisms. Türkiye strongly rejects Israeli premier's allegations against President Erdogan as 'false, provocative'.
/ Photo: AA. Türkiye's foreign ministry has strongly rejected "baseless, provocative and untrue accusations" directed at President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, saying Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was attempting to mislead international public opinion. In a statement on Wednesday, the ministry said the accusations against Erdogan were part of an effort by Netanyahu and his associates to divert attention from their own actions.
“The baseless, provocative and untrue accusations directed at our esteemed President are nothing more than an effort by Netanyahu and his accomplices to mislead international public opinion,” the ministry said. “The lies resorted to by Netanyahu, the genocide expert, to cover up the facts cannot conceal his responsibility for the grave crimes he has committed,” said the ministry. The ministry said Türkiye would continue to speak out against Netanyahu and his associates and pursue accountability through international legal mechanisms.
Children with cerebral palsy start pioneering football club in Türkiye"As Türkiye, we will continue to express the truths regarding Netanyahu and his collaborators in the clearest terms. We will steadfastly persist in our efforts to ensure that they are held accountable before international judicial bodies for actions that disregard the rule of law and human values," the ministry added.reached a point where they also threaten Türkiye, adding that Israel's "aggression" poses a threat to the whole world and must be stopped.
President Erdogan also referred to what he described as the Israel’s "delusion of the Promised Land", saying Türkiye was fully aware of its ultimate objective. Children with cerebral palsy start pioneering football club in TürkiyeTürkiye signs COP31 host agreement ahead of landmark autumn climate summitProtests in Kenya against US-backed Ebola quarantine centre turn deadly
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