Erdogan’s words angered Israeli politics: another response came

Ties between Israel and Turkey, which have increased the number of attacks against Palestine, blocked for years, and targeting civilians, hospitals and civilian settlements, have reached breaking point.

In his statement yesterday, President Erdogan said: “Israel is a terrorist state.” Erdogan’s words united Israeli politics. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who attacked Gaza and continues to support these attacks, said: “It bombed Turkish villages within Turkey’s borders. “We will not accept sermonizing from him,” he said.

Ankara gave a very harsh response to Netanyahu’s statements and said: “Israeli officials, who have entered the dark pages of history with the oppression and massacres they committed against the Palestinian people, have no right to talk about the law. . “The baseless slander against our president by Benjamin Netanyahu and Eli Cohen, who are uncomfortable with the truth expressed, will not be able to cover up their own crimes,” he said.

LAPID: WE DON’T TAKE ADVANTAGE OF MORAL LESSONS FROM YOU

On the other hand, the main Israeli opposition leader, Yair Lapid, responded to Erdogan’s words with a statement. “We will not learn moral lessons from President Erdoğan, a man with a poor human rights record,” Lapid said.

Making a statement about Lapid, who was once Israel’s prime minister, met with Erdogan in New York last year.

WHAT DID ERDOĞAN SAY?

President Tayyip Erdoğan stated that Israel is a “terrorist state” and that Hamas is a political party elected by the Palestinians.

In his speech at the AKP group meeting, Erdoğan stated that Israel is implementing a strategy of total destruction of a city and its people and said: “I have a calm heart, I openly say that Israel is a terrorist state.”

“(Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin) Netanyahu“I call them, they have an atomic bomb, a nuclear bomb and they are threatening us with it,” Erdogan said, adding: “No matter what they have, they will leave.”