A notable comment from the AK Party regarding the decision of three more countries to recognize the State of Palestine.

21.09.2025 19:40

AK Party Spokesperson Ömer Çelik, regarding the decision of the UK, Canada, and Australia to recognize the State of Palestine, stated, "This is a meaningful and strong response to the genocide network."

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AK Party Spokesperson Ömer Çelik, who made a statement regarding the decision of the UK, Canada, and Australia to recognize the State of Palestine, said, "It is a meaningful and strong response to the genocide network."

Before the UN General Assembly to be held in New York on September 22, 3 countries recognized Palestine. The UK, Canada, and Australia announced that they recognized the State of Palestine.

THE NUMBER OF COUNTRIES RECOGNIZING PALESTINE HAS INCREASED TO 150

With these decisions, the increasing support in Europe will also show its effect in the United Nations General Assembly. Meanwhile, with the steps taken by the three countries, the number of countries recognizing Palestine has risen to 150.

FIRST STRIKING COMMENT FROM THE AK PARTY

The first statement from the AK Party regarding the decision taken by the three countries came from Party Spokesperson Ömer Çelik. In a statement on his social media account, Çelik said, "The recognition of the State of Palestine by the UK, Canada, and Australia is a meaningful and strong response to the genocide network."

The recognition of the State of Palestine by more countries is the voice of noble people around the world who uphold human values in the streets," he said.

"IT IS NO LONGER JUST A POLITICAL ISSUE"

Çelik also stated, "The humanitarian alliance must achieve the goals of ensuring a ceasefire and prosecuting the genocide network. An independent, sovereign State of Palestine with its capital in East Jerusalem is no longer just a political issue; it is a matter of human values."

The speech that our President, the loudest voice of the Palestinian cause, will deliver at the UN General Assembly will once again be the voice of the humanitarian alliance," he added.