Erdogan Criticizes UN Ban on Abbas, Urges Palestinian Statehood
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has condemned the United Nations' decision to prevent Palestinian Authority Chairman Mahmoud Abbas from participating in a UN rally as an "injustice." Speaking at the UN General Assembly, Erdogan stated that Turkey would amplify the voice of the Palestinian people on the global stage.
Erdogan also reiterated his call for all nations to recognize a Palestinian state. He further accused the Israeli government of refusing to halt its military operations in Gaza and to proceed with the second phase of the "Trump plan," a reference to the former US administration's Middle East peace proposal.
Erdogan's remarks highlight Turkey's continued strong support for the Palestinian cause and its criticism of Israeli policies in the region.
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