Ministry of Foreign Affairs: Israeli Foreign Minister Katz's remarks are slander

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated, "The social media post by Israeli Foreign Minister Katz targeting the martyr Ismail Haniyeh and our President is a slander intended for disinformation."

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In a post shared on the Ministry of Foreign Affairs' X account, it was stated: "The social media post by Israeli Foreign Minister Katz targeting the martyr Ismail Haniyeh and our President is a slander intended for disinformation. These lies, which aim to distract from the genocide taking place in Gaza, will not hinder our support for the Palestinian people."

MINISTER OF JUSTICE TUNÇ REACTED AS FOLLOWS:

Minister of Justice Yılmaz Tunç said, "Israeli Foreign Minister Katz, like Netanyahu and other Israeli officials, is a baby-killer and a genocidal slanderer."

In a post on his X account, Minister of Justice Tunç stated: "Israeli Foreign Minister Katz, like Netanyahu and other Israeli officials, is a baby-killer and a genocidal slanderer.

This arrogant individual is constantly throwing mud at our President out of a psychology of guilt. This pack of murderers will be held accountable for the genocide they committed in Gaza before international law and will pay the price. The cries of the babies they murdered in incubators will surely haunt the occupiers and genocidal perpetrators. There is no escaping divine justice," he said.

WHAT DID KATZ SAY IN HIS POST

Israeli Foreign Minister Katz shared a post on his social media account regarding the visit of Haniyeh's sons to Erdoğan and wrote the following:

This week, a dispute broke out between Erdoğan and the sons of Ismail Haniyeh, who were demanding the 3 billion dollars held in Turkish bank accounts in their father's name. Erdoğan refused to release the funds.

How did Haniyeh, who was born in the Al-Shati refugee camp, accumulate such wealth? How many Palestinians in Gaza could have lived better lives if the money had reached them? And most importantly, what is Erdoğan's connection to the money?

"Follow the money" is a well-known saying. In this case, the address is clear.