Turkey supports ban on settlement trade

The article focused on Turkey's welcoming of the steps announced by 12 countries led by the United Kingdom, France, and Canada, which imposed a trade ban on illegal settlements in the West Bank. The Turkish Foreign Ministry affirmed its support for these measures, expressing increasing concern over the escalation of Israeli settlements in the occupied Palestinian territories, which it described as a systematic policy that threatens the existence of a Palestinian state and is carried out at the expense of a two-state solution. It also emphasized that Turkey will continue its efforts to establish an independent, sovereign Palestinian state with East Jerusalem as its capital, based on the 1967 borders. These remarks come as part of the international reactions to the growing settlement activities and assaults in the West Bank, where Israel carries out daily attacks fueling tensions in the region.

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