Verbal Clash Between Erdogan and Netanyahu; Erdogan Calls Israel a Terrorist State, Netanyahu Accuses Him of Supporting Hamas

Recep Tayyip Erdogan, the President of Turkey, referred to Israel as a terrorist state on Wednesday. In his speech at the Justice and Development Party, he stated that Israel is executing a strategy of complete destruction of Gaza. Erdogan added that Turkey will take actions to ensure that the political and military leaders of Israel, who have brutally killed the oppressed people of Gaza, will be tried in international courts. Benjamin Netanyahu, the Prime Minister of Israel, responded by accusing Erdogan of supporting 'Hamas terrorists.' He stated that by accusing Israel of terrorism, Erdogan has placed himself in the position of a terrorist. Erdogan also accused Netanyahu of threatening the people of Gaza with nuclear bombs. He claimed that Netanyahu sees his end approaching and will soon be ousted from power. Erdogan canceled his planned visit to Israel last month, stating that Turkey has no problem with the Israeli government but will never condone Israel's crimes. Previously, Erdogan claimed at a large rally supporting Palestinians that Israel is an occupier and that Hamas is not a terrorist organization but a 'liberation movement.' The differences between Palestinian supporters: Comparing the hardline positions of Turkey and the Islamic Republic's proxy groups. Sina Azadi: Iran and Turkey have failed in their attempts to claim leadership of the Islamic world. Netanyahu: Israel is ready for 'tactical pauses' in Gaza to send aid and free hostages. The two-day meeting of the foreign ministers of the 'Group of Seven' to discuss the Israel-Hamas war has begun. Blinken: Our discussions with Turkey on important global issues were 'constructive.' Blinken met with the Turkish Foreign Minister during the last stop of his Middle East trip. Erdogan's verbal attack on Netanyahu; Blinken is going to Turkey.