Fatih Altaylı responds sharply to Israeli Sports Minister
Journalist Fatih Altaylı gave a harsh response on his social media account to the statements made by Israeli Sports Minister Miki Zohar regarding Iran. Altaylı criticized the level of shamelessness in politics and reacted to the minister's words.
Journalist Fatih Altaylı responded sharply on social media to the statement made by Israeli Sports Minister Miki Zohar regarding Iran's attacks on Israel. Altaylı criticized Zohar's remarks, stating that shamelessness has become a widespread disease in politics.
In his statement regarding Iran's retaliation against Israel, Israeli Sports Minister Miki Zohar had said, "Only the most despicable people on earth could fire missiles at civilians lying in hospital beds." These words from Zohar came at a time when Israel is being criticized by the international community, particularly due to its military operations in Gaza and civilian casualties.

In a post on his own social media account, Fatih Altaylı reacted to Zohar's statements by saying, "Shamelessness is a common disease in politics. But to reach this level, one must truly be at the peak of being despicable."
Altaylı's outburst quickly found a wide echo on social media. While many users supported Altaylı's words, it also led to a renewed debate over Israel's recent military operations.
The tension between Israel and Iran has continued to escalate in recent weeks with mutual statements and military activity. The statements of Israeli government officials are being closely followed by the international public.
News Source: 12punto
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