13.02.2025 17:13
President Erdoğan, who is on a visit to Indonesia, strongly reacted to President Trump's plan to take over Gaza. Erdoğan stated, "I see Trump's agreement with the murderer known as Netanyahu as a significant threat to world peace."
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President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan gave a special interview in Indonesia. President Erdoğan, who reacted strongly to U.S. President Donald Trump's plan to take over Gaza by reaching an agreement with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, emphasized that this situation poses a significant threat to world peace.
ERDOĞAN: TRUMP'S AGREEMENT WITH NETANYAHU IS A GREAT THREAT TO WORLD PEACE
President Erdoğan stated: "I see Trump's agreement with that murderer called Netanyahu as a very significant threat to world peace. I do not find Trump's previous behavior and his current statements, which challenge many countries around the world, to be appropriate. I do not see it as a positive development."
"NO ONE CAN TAKE GAZA FROM THE HANDS OF THE GAZANS"
Erdoğan stated that Israel is not a democratic regime, saying, "No one can take Gaza from the hands of the Palestinians, the Gazans. To dare to do such a thing is a different threat to world peace. Saying yes to such a threat makes me think. We will continue to do our part to prevent a new Nakba from happening," he said.
Meanwhile, President Erdoğan spoke at the Pakistan-Turkey Business Forum held at a hotel in Islamabad, the capital of Pakistan. Noting that the 13.5 years of conflict and oppression in Syria have given way to a hopeful atmosphere as of December 8, Erdoğan expressed that they will enter a very different process regarding the economy, trade, and investments in Syria by working together with the new administration.
"OUR REGION IS BEING DRAGGED BACK INTO BLOOD AND TEARS"
Pointing out that another positive news came from Gaza on January 19, Erdoğan continued his remarks: "Thanks to a process in which we also contributed, a temporary ceasefire was achieved in Gaza, which has been subjected to Israeli massacres and genocide for 15 months. While the Palestinians were fulfilling their commitments, unfortunately, due to Israel's failure to keep its promises, the ceasefire agreement hit a deadlock the day before yesterday. We see that our region is being dragged back into blood and tears.
I want to emphasize this reality once again. Gaza belongs to our Gazan brothers, and God willing, it will remain so forever. The homeland for which the Palestinians have sacrificed tens of thousands of their children cannot be a subject of bargaining. I sincerely believe that the Human Alliance, especially the Arab and Islamic world, will not leave the Gazans alone and unsupported during this critical process. We will continue to do our part in every field to prevent a new Nakba from happening."
Source: AA
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