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Erdoğan Accuses Israel of 'Ecocide' Over Gaza War at UN Climate Summit
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan accused Israel of "ecocide" and genocide in Gaza at a UN climate summit in Turkey, citing environmental destruction and the plight of displaced Palestinians. Israel's Foreign Ministry blamed Hamas for the devastation and accused Erdoğan of spreading lies.
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- 01Turkish President Erdoğan accused Israel of "ecocide" and genocide in Gaza at a UN climate summit.
- 02Erdoğan cited environmental damage, including destroyed olive trees and polluted soil, as evidence of ecocide.
- 03Israel's Foreign Ministry blamed Hamas for Gaza's devastation and accused Erdoğan of spreading lies.
- 04Turkey confirmed Israel was not invited to the climate summit due to the ongoing Gaza war.
- 05Erdoğan criticized Israel for blocking the entry of shipping container shelters into Gaza.
Turkey confirmed Israel was not invited to the summit due to the Gaza war, while the U.S. also did not attend.
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