Turkey Condemns Israel's Ban on UNRWA
Turkey's foreign ministry condemned Israel's decision to ban UNRWA from operating in Israel, calling it a violation of international law. This move fears worsening Gaza's humanitarian situation and disrupts the Israeli-Palestinian conflict's two-state solution. Turkey pledges continued support to UNRWA and criticizes Israel's actions in Gaza and Lebanon.
- Country:
- Turkey
In a strong rebuke, Turkey's foreign ministry has criticized Israel's legislative move to ban the United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA) from operating within its borders.
The ministry described the law passed by Israel's parliament as a violation of international law, intended to prevent displaced Palestinians from returning home. The decision has raised concerns among Israel's Western allies about the worsening humanitarian situation in Gaza.
Turkey, leading support for UNRWA, continues to provide both political and financial backing. It has also halted trade with Israel and sought international legal action against Israel's military operations in Gaza and Lebanon.
ALSO READ
-
Iran’s Civilians Trapped Between State Repression and Deadly Strikes, UN Warns
-
UN Experts See UK Settlement Curbs as Turning Point, Urge Action Over Occupation
-
US Approves Potential Sale of F-35 Jets to Saudi Arabia, Shifting Middle Eastern Power Dynamics
-
UN Assembly Allows Abbas Virtual Address Amid US Visa Row
-
Financial Turmoil in Turkey Sparks Government Intervention: What's Next?
Google News