Erdogan's Big Post-UNGA Attack On Netanyahu; 'No One Respects Bibi, Israel Will Suffer More...'
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Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan said Israel is facing growing diplomatic isolation as international legal proceedings continue over the Gaza conflict. Speaking at a press conference in New York on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly, Fidan attributed what he described as Israel’s isolation to diplomatic efforts guided by Turkey’s “human conscience” policy and principles. He said proceedings involving Israel are ongoing before the International Court of Justice and criminal courts. Fidan also reaffirmed that Türkiye continues to coordinate its efforts with its allies. Turning to wider regional tensions, he pointed to what he described as ongoing military threats and developments, including attacks from the south and north targeting Saudi Arabia. #HakanFidan #Turkey #Israel #UNGA #ICJ #Gaza #SaudiArabia #MiddleEast #IsraelNews #WorldNews Times Of India (TOI) Is The Largest Selling English Daily In The World. Times Of India Videos Bring You Global News, Views An
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