
In her social media post, Family and Social Policies Minister Derya Kurum criticized Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's targeting of President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan in his speech at the UN General Assembly, stating that this situation was a manifestation of Israel's deep defeat and emphasizing that Türkiye would continue to support the Palestinian brothers' struggle for freedom.
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As a result of Israel's 군사 operation in Gaza, criticism in the international community increased, and Türkiye openly stood by the Palestinian people and provided humanitarian aid and diplomatic support.
In his post on his social media account, Minister Kurum reacted to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who targeted President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan during his speech at the United Nations (UN) General Assembly.
The institution noted the following:
"The fact that a genocide perpetrator, who is a defendant before the international judiciary, targets our President, is only a manifestation of the deep defeat he has experienced. There is one thing forgotten by those who address empty seats. Propaganda cannot erase the memory of history or make people forget the blood shed! Eyes saw, ears heard, history recorded. Palestine is not alone. Gaza is not alone. Under the leadership of our President, Turkey is committed to building a just world order, supporting the struggle for freedom of our Palestinian brothers and sisters. "He will never give up standing tall against the oppressor."
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Türkiye will continue to take active diplomatic initiatives on the Palestine issue in the UN and other international platforms.
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Israel's defense process before international judiciary will continue with more international reactions and criticism.
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