Fatih Erbakan reveals, saying 'we are ashamed to say it': 'We are the ones sending barbed wire to Israel'
New Welfare Party (YRP) Chairman Fatih Erbakan spoke at his party's rally in Karabük. In his speech there, Erbakan said, "We are the ones sending from Turkey to Israel the barbed wire that Israel uses to surround the Al-Aqsa Mosque so that Muslims cannot enter. We are ashamed to even say this."
YRP leader Fatih Erbakan attended the rally organized by his party in Karabük.
Speaking to the crowd gathered on Hürriyet Street, Erbakan stated that civilians in Gaza are suffering from water and food shortages.
"IT SURROUNDS THE AL-AQSA MOSQUE WITH BARBED WIRE SENT FROM TURKEY"
Criticizing the government's policies regarding Gaza, Erbakan said the following:
“Forget about delivering food aid and humanitarian aid to Palestine; we are busily continuing trade with Israel, continuing our exports, and we are the ones sending from Turkey to Israel the barbed wire that Israel uses to surround the Al-Aqsa Mosque so that Muslims cannot enter. We are ashamed to even say this. Does this befit us, the descendants of the Ottomans who were the protectors of Palestine, Jerusalem, and Gaza, and the Republic of Turkey? Since October 7, 8 million TL worth of barbed wire has been exported from Turkey to Israel. So that Muslims cannot enter the Al-Aqsa Mosque, the Zionist regime is surrounding the Al-Aqsa Mosque with barbed wire that comes from Turkey.”
News Source: 12punto
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