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Erdogan Slams Israel Over West Bank Violence, Criticizes Global Institutions
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan strongly criticized Israel for escalating settler violence against Palestinians in the West Bank, citing over 3,000 attacks in October. He also condemned the international community and the UN for their inaction on global crises.
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- 01Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan accused Israel of escalating settler violence against Palestinians in the West Bank.
- 02Erdogan cited over 3,000 attacks by Israelis against Palestinians in the West Bank during October.
- 03He criticized the international community and UN for indifference and inability to handle global crises.
- 04Erdogan stated that the current international system, created 80 years ago, is in a deadlock.
- 05The West Bank is home to 500,000 settlers and 3 million Palestinians, according to the report.
Erdogan described the current international system as ineffective and in a deadlock, unable to solve modern problems.
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