Pressure on Israel for Peace: Erdogan’s Call at NATO Summit
Türkiye’s President Recep Tayyip Erdogan emphasized the need for more pressure on Tel Aviv during this week’s NATO summit in Washington, DC for peace in the region. Erdogan stated that NATO cannot ignore the Gaza crisis, highlighting the severe consequences. He condemned the Israeli government’s actions in Gaza, referring to it as genocide and a violation of international humanitarian law.
Erdogan expressed Türkiye’s commitment to achieving a ceasefire in Gaza and promoting lasting peace in the region. He also discussed Türkiye’s anti-terrorism operations, including the closure of Operation Claw Zone in northern Iraq and efforts to combat terrorist threats along the Syrian border.
Furthermore, Erdogan addressed the ongoing war between Russia and Ukraine, emphasizing Türkiye’s role in maintaining stability and peace in the region. He underscored the importance of ending the conflict to prevent further casualties and destruction.