US EditionNetanyahu Effigy Hanged in Turkey
- U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance stated that all sides should move beyond their hatred regarding the conflict, focusing on future peace efforts in Gaza, where Turkey plays a central role in negotiations.
- Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan continues to support Hamas, insisting the group is abiding by the ceasefire despite accusations of violations from Israel.
- The Israeli Foreign Ministry condemned the hanging of Netanyahu's effigy as disgraceful behavior, criticizing the Turkish authorities for not distancing themselves from the protest.
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The relationship between Turkey and Israel is under tension. Now, a protest action is outraged by Israel. In the Gaza Strip, the consequences could be.
Turkish protesters hang Netanyahu effigy with ‘death penalty’ sign
Istanbul: A protest in Turkey featuring an effigy of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu hanging from a crane has drawn condemnation from Israel and renewed scrutiny of strained ties between Ankara and Tel Aviv. In a post on X on Sunday, October 26, the Israeli Foreign Ministry condemned the act after a video showed the effigy being hoisted into the air beside a banner reading “Netanyahu’ya İdam” — meaning “Death penalty for Netanyahu.” Al…
Netanyahu effigy hangs in Turkey
In the city of Trabzon, Turkey, a crane displayed a massive banner emblazoned with a picture of Benjamin Netanyahu and the slogan “Death Sentence.” Trabzon, Turkey – a giant crane displays a doll of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu with the words "Death Sentence". Turkish forces will never set foot in Gaza. pic.twitter.com/tWNOvWQQqj — נועה מגיד | Noa magid (@NoaMagid) October 25, 2025 The post WATCH: Netanyahu effigy hangs in Turkey …
Erdogan’s 'power equation': Turkey’s anti-Israel incitement grows as effigy of Netany
Turkey intensifies its rhetoric against Israel as protesters hang a Netanyahu effigy with a 'death penalty' sign; Erdogan vows Turkey is indispensable to Gaza’s future, despite reports Israel vetoed its role in an international stabilization force
The Foreign Ministry condemned a display in Turkey showing the Prime Minister hanging with a sign reading "Death penalty for Netanyahu," created by a Turkish academic with the backing of a government company. Israeli officials responded: "Crossing a red line."
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