Erdogan Condemns Trump's Gaza Relocation Plan as Threat to World Peace
Turkish President Erdogan criticized U.S. President Trump's plan to remove Palestinians from Gaza for American control, labeling it a substantial threat to world peace. Erdogan expressed hope for the U.S. to reconsider. The Arab world and Europe reacted with anger and concern over the proposal.
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Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan issued a strong rebuke against U.S. President Donald Trump's proposal to displace over 2 million Palestinians from Gaza, warning it could compromise global stability.
Speaking with Indonesia's Narasi TV, Erdogan criticized Trump's dealings with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, calling it a threat to world peace.
The proposal, which envisions Gaza developing under American administration, has stirred anger in the Arab world and raised alarms in Europe.
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