Israeli Foreign Minister Gidon Sa'ar Condemns Turkish Counterpart's Remarks Calling Israel a Global Problem
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First reported by Walla · 3 hours ago
What happened
Israeli Foreign Minister Gidon Sa'ar condemned Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan's remarks calling Israel a global problem, labeling them as incitement to genocide. The dispute intensified amid Israel's plans to officially recognize the Armenian genocide, prompting a sharp response from Turkish President Erdoğan. The escalating rhetoric highlights growing tensions between Israel and Turkey over historical and regional issues.
- 01Turkish FM Hakan Fidan called Israel 'the problem of all humanity' in a CNN interview.
- 02Israeli FM Gidon Sa'ar condemned the remarks as clear incitement to genocide.
- 03Sa'ar urged NATO allies and the world to denounce Turkey's statements.
- 04Tensions rose after Sa'ar announced plans to recognize the Armenian genocide officially.
- 05Turkish President Erdoğan criticized Israel's move and accused it of deflecting from Gaza actions.
- 06Erdoğan warned against Israeli activities in the Eastern Mediterranean and pledged a strong response.
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