President Erdogan: Western countries are watching the massacre committed by Israel from afar – Last Minute Turkey News

The sixteenth summit of the Economic Cooperation Organization began in Tashkent, the capital of Uzbekistan.

The leaders took a family photo before the summit, which was hosted by Uzbek President Shavkat Mirziyoyev.

In the family photo taken here, in addition to Erdogan and Mirziyoyev, are Iranian President Ibrahim Raisi, Pakistani interim Prime Minister Anvarul Haq Kakar, Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev, Kazakh Prime Minister Alihan Ismailov, Kyrgyz President Sadyr Kabarov, Tajik President Emomali Rahmon and Turkmenistan. President Serdar Berdimuhamedov was present.

After the family photo, President Erdogan made a statement.

Pointing out that Western countries remained silent regarding the Israeli attacks, Erdogan said: “The West is too weak to call for a ceasefire.” He said.

On the other hand, Erdogan also announced the holding of an international meeting on Gaza in Istanbul on November 15.

Erdogan’s statements were as follows:

The Israeli attack on Gaza

Inflation, caused by skyrocketing energy and food prices, has peaked in the past 60 to 70 years, exacerbating the problems. The occupation of the occupied Palestinian territories has wounded all of our hearts. We left the 34th day behind us.

Currently, 11,000 children and women have been killed, and the world is silent. First, America and the West are all silent. The Israeli administration, which enjoys full support from Western countries, continues to bomb schools, mosques, churches, hospitals and universities, violating all human values.

The West is too weak to call for a ceasefire.

We continue our diplomatic efforts to ensure a humanitarian ceasefire and prevent the spread of the conflict.

International meeting in Istanbul

Developments show us once again that we need to strengthen our unity as Muslims. We are working hard to deliver humanitarian aid to the region. So far, we have shipped 10 humanitarian aid aircraft with a capacity of more than 230 tons to Al-Arish Airport, with the support of our Egyptian brothers.

An international meeting will be held in Istanbul on November 15 with the participation of spouses of heads of state.

Strong solidarity will be shown with our brothers in Gaza. There is no doubt that the Economic Cooperation Organization, with a population of 500 million people and a total income of $1.5 trillion, has an important position in this regard.

If we, as Muslims in the ECO, do not raise our voices today, when will we?

We are working to deliver humanitarian aid to the region. We, as Muslims, must strengthen our unity.

“Perpetual peace”

With the complete end to the more than 30-year occupation in Karabakh, we see that we are one step closer to lasting peace in our region.

It is our responsibility to make the voices of Turkish Cypriots, who are unjustly oppressed and isolated through illegal practices, heard.