Turkey Pursues Him Internationally Netanyahu Calls Erdoğan a Dictator

Turkey today, Friday (August 21, 2026), called for the issuance of an Interpol Red Notice to arrest Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, in connection with a criminal case related to an attack on activists attempting to deliver humanitarian aid to Gaza. Turkey had previously issued arrest warrants for Netanyahu over the war in Gaza and accused him of crimes including genocide and crimes against humanity, especially after Israel intercepted a flotilla aiming to deliver aid to the territory. Israel responded to this move by describing it as "pathetic," reaffirming its stance against Turkey's attempts to destabilize the region, while Ankara has accused Israel of human rights violations and ignoring international law. These developments come amid escalating tensions between the two countries, with most accusations exchanged regarding the situations in Gaza and Syria.

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