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️JUST IN: Turkey’s President Erdogan says Israel is a Terrorist state:

Israeli forces bombed a tent housing journalists in Khan Younis, killing three of them. Martyr Ahmed Mansour was burnt alive inside the tent after the attack. These images have horrified us and once again exposed the crimes against humanity and war crimes committed by Israel. Israel has killed 211 journalists so far, and just this morning in Khan Younis, seven children from the same family and ten people in total were martyred. What can we call it if we can’t call it barbarism?

Israel is a terrorist state. No one can tarnish the heroic struggle of the Palestinian people against occupation by labeling it as “terrorism.” Five hundred years ago, we welcomed the Jewish people who were expelled from their lands; what Türkiye was back then, it remains today. Peace is only possible if the Israel-Palestine issue is resolved based on a two-state solution.

Media: TRT World.



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️JUST IN:

Turkish activists stormed Gate D of Mersin Port to protest the arrival of a Maersk vessel carrying F-35 components destined for Israel.

They broke into the port and demonstrated inside, aiming to block the shipment. The parts had been transported from Lockheed Martin’s Texas facility to Tangier, then shipped to Mersin before heading to Haifa.

Source: @translatingpal



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️JUST IN:

Israel accuses Turkiye of financing Hezbollah’s resurgence in Lebanon – alleging planes loaded with cash

Israel has accused Turkiye of facilitating Hezbollah’s resurgence in Lebanon, claiming that Turkish flights have been used to transport cash for the group.

In a letter to the UN Security Council, Israel detailed its allegations, which included flights originating from Turkiye carrying funds intended for Hezbollah’s operations.

These accusations come despite Israel’s long-maintained strategic ties with Turkiye.

The Israeli complaint claims these financial transfers violate UN sanctions and ceasefire agreements, but it is strikingly silent on the complex reality of its own regional alliances and actions. Israel’s increasingly absurd allegations against Turkiye raise questions about the credibility of its claims and the true motives behind its narrative.



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