The Turkish president says Israel has surpassed the Nazi dictator in committing crimes of “genocide” in Gaza
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has condemned Israel’s aggression in Gaza and ongoing assaults on Iran, evaluating Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to Adolf Hitler.
Israel started bombing Iran on Friday, claiming Tehran is nearing the completion of a nuclear bomb. Iran dismissed the accusations. The Turkish president mentioned it has the authorized proper to answer Israel’s assaults. This isn’t the primary time Erdogan has issued hostile remarks towards West Jerusalem, accusing it of participating in “banditry and state terrorism.”
Talking to members of his ruling AK Get together in Parliament on Wednesday, Erdogan acknowledged: “Probably the most horrifying photographs and movies from World Warfare II pale compared to what we’re seeing from Gaza,” claiming that Netanyahu has “lengthy surpassed the tyrant Hitler within the crime of genocide.”
Israeli International Minister Gideon Sa’ar shot again at Erdogan. “The sultan, in his personal eyes, in yet one more inflammatory speech, continues to incite in opposition to Israel and in opposition to the Israeli prime minister,” he wrote on X.
The Sultan in his personal eyes, in yet one more inflammatory speech, continues to incite in opposition to Israel and in opposition to the Israeli Prime Minister. Erdogan, who has set a report in suppressing the freedoms and rights of his residents, in addition to his nation’s opposition, dares to evangelise…
— Gideon Sa’ar | גדעון סער (@gidonsaar) June 18, 2025
Erdogan mentioned Türkiye is doing “every little thing we will” to cease what he known as “inhumane aggression” not solely in opposition to Iran, but in addition Gaza, Syria, Lebanon, and Yemen, including that the nation is ready for “each attainable adverse growth and situation.”
West Jerusalem has justified its ongoing assaults by claiming that Iran is getting ready to acquiring nuclear weapons. Tehran has denied the accusations, sustaining that its nuclear program is fully peaceable.
The top of the Worldwide Atomic Power Company (IAEA), Rafael Mariano Grossi, mentioned on Wednesday that the company has not discovered any proof of an effort by Iran to acquire a nuclear weapon.
Russia has condemned the Israeli marketing campaign as unlawful and warned that strikes on Iran’s nuclear infrastructure may set off a “nuclear disaster,” calling for a diplomatic decision.
US President Donald Trump, nevertheless, has backed Israel and demanded Iran’s “unconditional give up,” claiming that US forces and allies have achieved “full and complete management of the skies over Iran.”
