Israel Seeking to ‘Remove Palestine From World’s Agenda’: Erdogan
- Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan accused Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government of trying to remove Palestine from the global agenda by exploiting regional chaos and conflicts, and vowed Turkey would continue to defend the Palestinian cause on every platform with support for statehood based on 1967 borders and East Jerusalem as capital.
- Erdogan and Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas met in Ankara to discuss regional developments; both described the meeting as important and fruitful, with Abbas confirming plans for Palestinian legislative elections in November and a presidential vote early next year.
- Erdogan condemned Israeli policies in occupied territories including displacement and violence against Palestinians, citing United Nations data on casualties and displacement, and criticized Netanyahu's government for pursuing unlawful actions and destabilizing regional security.
- Abbas praised Turkey's support for Palestinian rights and the defense pact between Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and Pakistan as important for enhancing regional stability and security.
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Erdogan accuses Netanyahu government of trying to erase Palestine from world agenda The Turkish president said the Israeli government was using the chaos in the Middle East to sideline the Palestinian issue. He pledged support for the creation of a Palestinian state and welcomed plans to hold elections.
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Israel seeking to ‘remove Palestine from world’s agenda’: Erdogan
ISTANBUL: Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Wednesday accused the Israeli government of Benjamin Netanyahu of seeking to “remove Palestine” from the world’s agenda. “The aim of the Netanyahu government is to remove Palestine from the common agenda of humanity by profiting from chaos and new conflicts in the region,” Erdogan said at a joint news conference with his
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