President Erdogan, blasting Israel’s ongoing aggression in Gaza, says that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s moves have made a possible Türkiye-Israel rapprochement impossible.
President Erdogan, blasting Israel’s ongoing aggression in Gaza, says that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s moves have made a possible Türkiye-Israel rapprochement impossible.President Erdogan said that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s moves made a possible Türkiye-Israel rapprochement impossible./ Photo: AA
Speaking to reporters after Friday prayers in Istanbul, the Turkish president said that they “closed that door" on trade with Israel amid the ongoing onslaught on Gaza. President Erdogan, blasting Israel’s ongoing aggression in Gaza, also said that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s moves made a possible Türkiye-Israel rapprochement impossible.
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