Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan said Israel is doing everything in its power to sabotage the Gaza ceasefire agreement and undermine the two-state solution, and warned that Israeli actions threaten not only the region but the entire world.
Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan on Tuesday accused Israel of deliberately sabotaging the Gaza ceasefire agreement and undermining the two-state solution, warning that Israeli actions threaten global stability.
"Israel is doing everything in its power to sabotage the Gaza ceasefire agreement and undermine the two-state solution. Israel's actions not only affect certain countries in the region but threaten the entire world," Fidan said, according to an English translation cited by an Israeli-based the source covering the Arab world.
The statement extends a pattern of increasingly hostile Turkish rhetoric toward Israel. As The Zioneer reported on June 10-11, President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has called for stopping Israel, accused it of destabilizing Africa and the Mediterranean, and signaled Turkey as an alternative patron for Lebanon. Fidan himself previously called on Iran and the US to halt strikes and return to negotiations.
The remarks come amid ongoing diplomatic efforts surrounding the Gaza ceasefire and Israel's military operations. Fidan did not provide specifics regarding alleged Israeli actions.
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