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Erdogan's reply to Netanyahu
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan responded to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu after he labeled him a "tyrant" at the United Nations. Erdoğan emphasized that the place for war criminals who commit war crimes is a court, not the United Nations platform. In a speech in Istanbul, he stated that those responsible for genocide must be held accountable before justice, warning that brutality could be repeated if they are not, especially amidst the decline of legitimacy and justice in the global system. Erdoğan also criticized the Israeli occupation mentality, which considers itself chosen and superior to other peoples, expressing his country's determination to reveal this mindset. This came after Netanyahu's attack on Turkey, accusing it of spreading anti-Semitic lies. Erdoğan publicly called Netanyahu a "tyrant" and accused him of detaining journalists and hosting Hamas leaders.
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