Turkey’s Erdogan threatens to declare war on Israel & send military to Gaza
The Turkish president suggested in a speech at a pro-Palestine rally that Turkey can “come at any night unexpectedly”
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Turkey’s president appears to have threatened to intervene in Gaza in an impassioned speech at a pro-Palestine rally [].
Erdogan delivered a speech to a rally [] in which he told attendees Israel was responsible for war crimes, and framed Hamas as “freedom fighters”.
In comments that have prompted Israeli outcry, and led the country to withdraw its diplomatic presence, president Erdogan suggested assaults on Gaza constituted a “massacre”.
In the same speech, he reportedly said that Turkey can “come at any night unexpectedly” to ecstatic reception from hundreds of thousands of attendees.
The footage, which is currently circulating on X, formerly known as Twitter, purportedly showed the pro-Palestine crowd responding with the chant: “Turkish military to Gaza.”
Footage circulating online was posted by news aggregating account Visegrád 24, and showed Mr Erdogan speaking at the event in Turkish.
Thousands of people are seen waving a combination of Turkish and Palestinian flags from the venue in Istanbul, where he was speaking to people attending the Great Palestine meeting.
The account reported the translation earlier [in the] evening, and the video has since been reposted online dozens of times.
News site Politics Today also translated his speech, reporting that his statement was part of a “motto”.
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