30.10.2026 02:06
A harsh response came from Ankara to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s accusations targeting Turkey during the election process. In the statement, the claims that Turkey intervened in the elections in Israel were denied, and it was stated that the accusations in question were part of a disinformation campaign aimed at misleading the public.
The Center for Combating Disinformation (DMM) of the Presidency's Communications Directorate issued a statement regarding claims that Turkey interfered in the elections in Israel. Stating that the claims did not reflect the truth, DMM noted that the posts in question contained disinformation aimed at misleading the public.
DMM: THE CLAIMS ARE COMPLETELY UNFOUNDED
In the statement made by DMM, it was stated that the claims in some international media outlets and social media platforms that “Turkey interfered in the elections in Israel” were completely unfounded.
The statement noted that the claims in question were part of a deliberate disinformation campaign aimed at manipulating the public.
WARNING TO CITIZENS
DMM called on the public not to give credence to false news and claims aimed at misleading the public.