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Turkey Rejects Netanyahu’s ‘Baseless Accusations’ at UN

Benjamin Netanyahu had called Turkey's president Recep Tayyip Erdogan a 'tyrant' during a fiery speech at the UN, accusing Ankara of harbouring Hamas militant leaders.

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Netanyahu attacks cannot "forget their massacres" or "the humanitarian catastrophe in Gaza," the head of communication of the Government of Ankara said.

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Erdoğan wants to destroy Israel, a statement such as that made by Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu from the 81st General Assembly of the United Nations, reporting to The New York Times.

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Today, Friday, Turkey categorically rejected the accusations made by the President of the Israeli occupation Government, Benjamin Netanyahu, yesterday evening, Thursday, that Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, described them as "unfounded and false allegations," emphasizing the continued support of the Palestinian people and the push for peace in the region.

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Turkey rejects what it describes as Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's "baseless...

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's remarks targeting President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan at the United Nations General Assembly were met with outrage in Türkiye. Following Netanyahu's statements, a series of statements came from Turkish politicians. So, what did Netanyahu say about President Erdoğan? Details in our news report.

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