Fatih Erbakan shares document of trade with Israel and warns the AKP
New Welfare Party (Yeniden Refah Partisi) Chairman Fatih Erbakan shared a document on his social media account showing that the AKP government continues to trade with Israel, calling on them to "get rid of this great burden as soon as possible."
Erbakan, who not only spoke about citizens' economic problems during local election campaigns but also highlighted the government's mistakes regarding its stance on Israel and emphasized to his base that the AKP was trading with Israel, achieved a successful result at the end of the election.
Signing off on a new post to show citizens that the AKP continues to trade with Israel, Erbakan this time used a document from a report by journalist Metin Cihan.
Journalist Metin Cihan had revealed that Eti Maden İşletmeleri, a company under the Turkey Wealth Fund (TVF), was sending boron ore to a company serving the Israeli army.
Cihan, who has been revealing data on trade with Israel by figures close to the government, had also shared a document in his Twitter post that he claimed was the 'document of direct trade' between Turkey and Israel.
ERBAKAN SHARED THE DOCUMENT
New Welfare Party Chairman Fatih Erbakan shared the document that was the subject of Cihan's report on his social media account and added the following note:

"A document has emerged showing that ETİ Maden, one of the companies of the Turkey Wealth Fund which is directly affiliated with the President, exported 21 tons of boron in the form of boric acid to Israel one week before the elections.
As the New Welfare Party, we once again call on the authorities;
GET RID OF THIS GREAT BURDEN AS SOON AS POSSIBLE!"

News Source: 12punto
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