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- Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has criticised the international community for failing to take effective action against Israeli operations in the occupied Palestinian territories, warning that the global system responsible for maintaining peace and security is losing its effectiveness.
- Addressing the opening ceremony of the TRT World Forum 2026 at the Istanbul Congress Centre on Friday, Erdogan said international institutions had failed to respond meaningfully to the ongoing violence in Gaza and the occupied West Bank.
- Meanwhile, Israeli forces and settlers carried out a series of attacks across the occupied West Bank on Friday, targeting Palestinian farmers, residential areas and agricultural land, according to the Palestinian news agency Wafa.
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Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has criticised the international community for failing to take effective action against Israeli operations in the occupied Palestinian territories, warning that the global system responsible for maintaining peace and security is losing its effectiveness.
Addressing the opening ceremony of the TRT World Forum 2026 at the Istanbul Congress Centre on Friday, Erdogan said international institutions had failed to respond meaningfully to the ongoing violence in Gaza and the occupied West Bank.
He accused the international community of remaining largely silent while Palestinians faced displacement and attacks on their homes and communities. He said institutions established to protect international peace and stability were once again standing by as humanitarian tragedies unfolded.
Drawing comparisons with past atrocities in Rwanda and Srebrenica, Erdogan said global institutions had largely limited their response to expressing concern rather than taking practical steps to prevent further suffering.
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