Speaking to reporters on his return flight from Qatar, Erdogan added that Israel's true face is increasingly exposed with every escalation of its aggression against the Palestinians, stressing that "even those who ignored the matter for years are beginning to say this is no longer possible."
Erdoğan continued that the adoption of the New York Declaration by 142 countries at the UN General Assembly radically changed the diplomatic balance regarding the Palestinian issue, noting that the two-state solution, which Turkey has championed at international forums, has now become the shared will of the majority of countries around the world.
He added that this shift stems from the international community's awareness that Israel is committing genocide, stressing that Western countries' recognition of the State of Palestine "will further tighten the noose around Israel."
Commenting on Israel's ideological discourse, Erdogan said that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his gang "only spread fabricated Zionist myths," describing the idea of a "Promised Land" as legally invalid and in violation of the UN Charter.
He asserted that those ruling Israel "are nothing but a network of murderers who have transformed their extremist understanding into a fascist ideology," adding that Netanyahu "is ideologically close to Hitler and will fail just as the latter failed."
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Erdogan called on the Islamic world to respond to the "vile" Israeli attack on prophets and holy sites with wisdom and foresight, and to develop mechanisms for security and intelligence cooperation and crisis management among Islamic countries.
Regarding his country's efforts to combat terrorism, the Turkish president stressed that the process of achieving a "terror-free Turkey" continues with clear determination toward the goal, noting that the National Solidarity, Brotherhood and Democracy Committee affirms that the goal is not limited to security, but also includes democratic legitimacy. He added, "Our unity and solidarity will overcome all challenges and will strengthen our country when the process reaches its goal."
Regarding the situation in Syria, Erdogan revealed that he had held a meeting with Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa, asserting that Israel is "pressuring Syria from the south and trying to exhaust it with a divide-and-rule mentality," emphasizing that Turkey "will not leave Syria alone."
Regarding the Libyan issue, Erdogan explained that Ankara believes in the necessity of establishing a constructive dialogue between East and West, noting that Turkey has supported the legitimate government in Tripoli but has also developed policies to open diplomatic channels with the East, reflecting its regional vision and multidimensional efforts to achieve peace
