Turkey calls Netanyahu a tyrant
Turkey rejected the accusations made by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu against Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, in which he described him as an "dictator" and accused Ankara of harboring Hamas leaders. This response came after Netanyahu's speech before the United Nations General Assembly, during which he denounced Turkey for promoting "anti-Semitic lies" and accused it of hosting Hamas leadership. Turkey denied these claims, emphasizing that Netanyahu's statements do not align with the values of peace and law, and reaffirmed its support for the Palestinians and its efforts to achieve peace and justice. This escalation follows ongoing tensions between the two countries regarding the war in Gaza and Ankara's stance on Hamas.
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