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Behadrei HaredimPolitics

Israeli PM Office Labels Erdogan An Anti-Semitic Tyrant Amid Rising Tensions

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Hebrew · 3 newsrooms covering

Israel's Prime Minister's Office harshly criticized Turkish President Erdogan as an anti-Semitic tyrant amid growing Jerusalem-Ankara tensions, vowing to maintain a firm stance against Turkish regional actions.

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  • Israel's PM Office condemns Erdogan as an anti-Semitic tyrant amid rising tensions.
  • The statement accuses Erdogan of massacring Kurds and supporting Hamas terrorism.
  • Israel rejects Turkish pressure and vows to continue its regional activities.
  • Jerusalem accuses Turkey of hypocrisy and destabilizing the region.
  • The Israeli government pledges to counter any threats to its security.

The Israeli Prime Minister's Office issued a sharply worded statement on Friday condemning Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan amid escalating tensions between Jerusalem and Ankara. The statement accused Turkey of hypocrisy and criticized Erdogan personally, calling him an "anti-Semitic tyrant" who massacres Kurds, supports Hamas terrorism, and oppresses his own people. The Israeli government emphasized it would not back down from its activities despite Turkish pressure, pledging to continue acting strongly against Turkey's attempts to destabilize the region and any threats to Israel's security.

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