Khaberni - Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan praised the recent agreement that ended the war, describing it as a “step towards just peace” and said: “For the first time, faces are smiling in Gaza after two years of destruction and brutality. Hamas made its decision responsibly and several countries contributed to this outcome.”
He indicated that his visit to Gaza was approaching, saying: "I will go to Gaza first, then you,” addressing the crowd that exchanged cheers and support.
In a clear tone, the Turkish president called on Israel to adhere to the agreement and not take steps that threaten stability, warning against breaching the understandings. He also emphasized the need to allow humanitarian aid into Gaza without obstacles, pointing out that "the ultimate solution lies in the two-state solution."
Erdoğan thanked the members of the Turkish intelligence services who played a role in the success of the agreement, saying: "We absolutely support every effort that stops the genocide in Gaza."
