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Duran: Türkiye Will Continue to Combat Netanyahu’s “Genocidal Activities”

Türkiye’s communications chief says the country will continue opposing what he calls Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu’s genocidal activities in Gaza.

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Duran: Türkiye Will Continue to Combat Netanyahu’s “Genocidal Activities”

Türkiye’s head of communications, Duran, said the country would continue combating what he described as the “genocidal” activities of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The statement reflects Ankara’s continued condemnation of Israel’s military campaign in Gaza and its criticism of Netanyahu’s government. Türkiye has repeatedly called for greater international action, humanitarian access and accountability for alleged violations against Palestinians. The remarks are likely to deepen tensions between Ankara and Jerusalem while adding to regional diplomatic pressure over the conflict.

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