18.03.2025 13:30
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated regarding the attacks on Gaza, "Israel is challenging humanity by severely violating international law and universal values."
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The Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated, "Israel is challenging humanity by severely violating international law and universal values" regarding the attacks on Gaza.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs reacted to the attacks initiated by Israel this morning by breaking the ceasefire, stating, "Israel is challenging humanity by severely violating international law and universal values."
The ministry made a written statement regarding the issue.
In the statement, it was noted that the killing of hundreds of Palestinians in the attacks carried out by Israel in Gaza this morning indicates that a new phase has been reached in the genocide policy pursued by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government.
"Israel is challenging humanity by severely violating international law and universal values. At a time when global efforts for peace and stability are intensifying, the aggressive stance exhibited by the Israeli government threatens the common future of the region. It is unacceptable for Israel to cause a new spiral of violence." The statement emphasized that the international community must demonstrate a determined stance against Israel to ensure a permanent ceasefire in Gaza and to deliver humanitarian aid.
The statement concluded, "As Turkey, we reiterate that we will continue to stand by the just cause of the Palestinian people and support efforts to achieve peace and stability in the region."
DEATH TOLL EXCEEDS 300
It was reported that 326 people lost their lives in the attacks initiated by Israel this morning by breaking the ceasefire in the Gaza Strip. It was stated that the Israeli army heavily bombed the Gaza Strip, including the tents of displaced Palestinians, the schools they sought refuge in, and civilian homes.
In a statement from the Israeli Prime Minister's office, it was expressed that the attacks were initiated under the orders of Netanyahu and Defense Minister Yisrael Katz.
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