Saadet Party reacts to AKP's 'Palestine Rally'
Following the AKP's announcement that it would hold a "Great Palestine Rally" in Istanbul, the Saadet Party Provincial Chair reacted to the rally.
The AKP Istanbul Provincial Presidency will hold a "Great Palestine Rally" at Atatürk Airport on Saturday, October 28. President Erdoğan is also expected to attend the rally.
Following the AKP's rally announcement, Saadet Party Istanbul Provincial Chair Ömer Faruk Yazıcı reacted to the decision, stating, "We have held rallies, they have been held. That stage has been passed. Do justice to the seal you hold."
''WE EXPECT ACTION FROM YOU, NOT A RALLY''
Saadet Party Istanbul Provincial Chair Ömer Faruk Yazıcı said the following in a statement on his X account:
"We have held rallies, they have been held. That stage has been passed. We feel the need to remind you from time to time; you are in power, the seal is in the hands of your decision-makers. Stop pretending as if it isn't, stop stalling the nation! We expect action from you, not a rally. Do whatever you can to stop the suffering of the oppressed people of Gaza, who have been left to the mercy of Zionist devils for decades, including children. We will support every step taken on this path. Come on, do justice to the seal you hold!"
The AK Party Istanbul Provincial Organization will hold a rally this weekend to condemn the Zionist Israeli oppression in Gaza. Let them do it, of course, we won't object... However, it is our duty to speak the truth.
— Ömer Faruk YAZICI (@omerfarukyaz) October 23, 2023
Valuable members of the AK Party Istanbul Provincial Organization, friends!
Rallies... https://t.co/fNso3cnjQ2
News Source: 12punto
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