AK Party Spokesperson Ömer Çelik made evaluations about fund investigations, Fatma Betül Kaya's pardon and Israel's attitude at the UN.
AK Party Spokesperson Ömer Çelik announced that there will be accountability in fund investigations, Fatma Betül Kaya's pardon from MYK and MKYK membership has been accepted and Israel's attitude in the UN poses a threat to peace.
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Administrative processes carried out within the AK Party and Israel's diplomatic situation in the UN.
AK Party Spokesperson Ömer Çelik made a statement regarding the fund investigations. Çelik said, "All these issues will be addressed based on our President's principle of 'Whoever does wrong will be held accountable'. All supervisory boards are on duty. There is no compromise in protecting the trust of the nation. We will not hesitate to do whatever is necessary."
In his statement, Çelik said, "We are meticulously evaluating the situations of those negatively affected, studies will be carried out by the relevant institutions. Then, a road map will undoubtedly be shared. There is no systemic risk in the Turkish economy. Those responsible will be held accountable. At the same time, we have initiated efforts to take all measures to prevent this from happening again." He stated:
"KAYA'S AMNESTY REQUEST HAS BEEN ACCEPTED"
Çelik also said, "Fatma Betül Hanım requested to be pardoned from her membership in MYK and MKYK. This was accepted by our President. Fatma Betül Hanım is not currently a member of our MYK and MKYK." he said.
"ISRAEL IS THE BIGGEST TROUBLE FOR PEACE"
Çelik said, "The hall was abandoned while Netanyahu was speaking at the UN. It was condemned that Netanyahu went to the podium with the pager with which he killed people. They use civilian vehicles as weapons. It is a tragedy for the UN and the world that he is at the UN podium and making massacre propaganda when he should be at the defendant's stand. The biggest threat to peace is Israel." He also included his statements.

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