Israel's Foreign Ministry Condemns Attack on Dual Citizen in Istanbul
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Israel's Foreign Ministry condemned an attack on Israeli-Turkish dual citizen Claudia Medina in an Istanbul mall, calling the incident "shameful and unacceptable." The ministry accused Turkey of "rolling out the red carpet for Hamas terrorists" and stated that such attacks are a predictable outcome of the government granting terrorists safe haven. The incident highlights escalating tensions between Israel and Turkey.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Israel's Foreign Ministry condemned an attack on Israeli-Turkish dual citizen Claudia Medina in Istanbul.
- The ministry called the attack "shameful and unacceptable" and accused Turkey of supporting Hamas.
- The ministry stated that Turkey "rolls out the red carpet for Hamas terrorists."
- The attack occurred in a mall in Istanbul.
- Claudia Medina is described as an influencer with dual citizenship.
Israel's Foreign Ministry has strongly condemned an attack on Claudia Medina, an influencer holding both Israeli and Turkish citizenship, who was assaulted in a mall in Istanbul. The ministry stated that Turkey is "rolling out the red carpet for Hamas terrorists" and that it is "shameful and unacceptable" for a citizen with dual Israeli-Turkish nationality to be attacked and harassed.
In a sharp rebuke, the ministry added, "When a government grants terrorists safe haven, it is not surprising that their hatred also manifests itself on its streets." The statement implies a direct link between Turkey's alleged support for Hamas and the hostile environment that led to Medina's assault, suggesting that such incidents are a predictable outcome of the government's policies.
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