Mutual crises with Israel continue: Harsh statement from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Following President Erdoğan's targeting of Netanyahu and the Israeli Foreign Ministry, a statement also came from the Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The Ministry stated, 'Netanyahu's baseless slanders will not be able to cover up his own crimes.'
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In a statement issued by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, it was said, "Netanyahu, who is uncomfortable with the truth being spoken, will not be able to cover up his own crimes with his baseless slanders against our President."
''SLANDERS WILL NOT BE ABLE TO COVER UP HIS OWN CRIMES''
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs issued a statement titled "Slanders by the Israeli Prime Minister and the Israeli Foreign Minister." In the Ministry's statement, it was said, "Netanyahu, who is uncomfortable with the truth being spoken, will not be able to cover up his own crimes with his baseless slanders against our President," and the following remarks were included:
"Israeli officials, who have entered the dark pages of history with the oppression and massacres they have carried out against the Palestinian people, have no right to speak of the law. The baseless slanders of Benjamin Netanyahu and Eli Cohen, who are uncomfortable with the truth being spoken, against our President will not be able to cover up their own crimes.
Israeli officials, who have long since lost their legitimacy in the conscience of humanity, will not be able to cover up the crimes they have committed by bombing hospitals and killing women and children before the eyes of the whole world, nor will they be able to divert attention elsewhere.
The instigators and perpetrators of these crimes against humanity, which have caused deep outrage in the world public opinion, will be tried sooner or later. Turkey will continue to oppose the massacre in Gaza and support the just cause of the Palestinian people."
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— T.C. Dışişleri Bakanlığı (@TC_Disisleri) November 15, 2023