Following a meeting of the party's central executive committee in Ankara on Monday, Glick stressed that the expansionist policies of Benjamin Netanyahu's government bring evil to the region, sow discord among peoples, and lead to more wars.
The spokesman for Turkey’s Justice and Development Party warned that the illegal recognition of the so-called “Somaliland” paves the way for other Israeli policies.
Regarding regional developments, Glick stressed that Türkiye does not want any chaos in Iran, and believes that the problems should be solved through the national will of the Iranian people.
He pointed out that any external interventions, especially those that might be instigated by Israel, would lead to worse results, and stressed the importance of stability in Iran to prevent crises from escalating and to avoid dragging the region into further trouble.
Glick stressed that Türkiye stands with the Venezuelan people for a prosperous and peaceful future, warning that targeting countries in Latin America through certain statements or policies will lead to serious consequences.
Regarding the situation in Syria, Glick said that what Ankara had long warned about had proven true, stressing the need for the YPG terrorist organization to abide by the March 10 agreement.
He stressed that there cannot be two armies or two armed forces in one country, noting that "at this stage, which witnessed attacks on residential areas and public institutions, the Syrian government took the necessary stance and demonstrated its position towards this separatist structure."
Glick explained that attempts to reduce the Kurds of Syria to a terrorist organization represent a great injustice and slander against them, stressing that the Kurds of Syria are an integral part of the country, and that preserving the unity of Syrian territory, its internal security and sovereignty is one of the most sensitive issues for Turkey.
