According to Turkey’s Anadolu News Agency, on November 11, local time, Turkish President Erdogan said that Israeli ministers admitted the existence of nuclear weapons and that Israeli nuclear weapons should be investigated.
Erdogan pointed out that Jerusalem is a “red line” and “hopes that the ‘City of Peace’ Jerusalem and all Palestinian land can return to the past.”
Turkish President Erdogan. AP pictures
Earlier, an Israeli minister said that dropping nuclear weapons on the Gaza Strip was “an option.”
Erdogan said at the special joint summit of Arab-Islamic leaders on the 11th that “Israeli ministers admitted the existence of nuclear weapons and this should be investigated. If there are smuggled nuclear bombs that escape the control of the International Atomic Energy Agency, they must be exposed.” ”.
He pointed out that the Israeli government acted like a “spoiled child of the West” and had an obligation to compensate for the damage it caused.
Regarding calls for a ceasefire and permanent peace in the region, Erdogan said: “We are ready to make the necessary efforts, including as a guarantor to maintain the peace that will be established.”
“Jerusalem is our red line. We hope that the ‘City of Peace’ Jerusalem and all Palestinian land can return to the past.” Erdogan said.
Erdogan said on November 10 that Israel’s threat to use nuclear weapons “is testing our patience.”
Since October 7, Turkey has repeatedly criticized Israel’s actions in the Gaza Strip. Previous reports showed that on November 4, Erdogan said that after the conflict ends, the Gaza Strip must become part of the independent Palestinian state, and Ankara will not support those who will “further darken the lives of Palestinians and gradually remove them from the A plan to erase from the stage of history.”
In addition, due to Israel’s refusal to agree to a ceasefire in Gaza, Turkey said on the 4th that it was recalling its ambassador to Israel for consultations. Erdogan said he would cut ties with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
The Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs explained in a statement, “Considering that Israel refuses to accept ceasefire calls and continues to attack civilians, and also prohibits humanitarian aid from continuing to enter the Gaza Strip, which has led to the humanitarian tragedy in Gaza, it has been decided to recall the ambassador to Israel.”
On the 6th, Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan warned U.S. Secretary of State Blinken face to face that the United States’ support for Israel and rejection of calls for a ceasefire not only put the entire international community in trouble, but also caused the United States’ “reputation damage.”
In addition, Turkey’s parliament has removed Coca-Cola and Nestlé products from restaurant menus over the companies’ alleged support for Israel in the Palestinian-Israeli conflict.
On November 5, local time, Israel’s Jerusalem Affairs and Heritage Minister Amichai Eliyahu told the Israeli media that dropping nuclear weapons in the Gaza Strip is “an option.”
Sky News quoted the Israeli Army Radio as saying that after making the above remarks, Eliyahu was suspended by Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu.
Later, Eliyahu claimed on social platforms that the statement of using nuclear bombs was a “metaphor.”
This is not the first time that Israeli officials have publicly stated that they will use nuclear weapons against Gaza. Shortly after Hamas launched the attack, Israeli lawmaker Gotliff took to social platforms to urge the Israeli government to consider using nuclear weapons in a war against Hamas.
The US bimonthly website “The National Interest” published an article on October 27 discussing how many nuclear weapons Israel possesses.
The article stated that although Israel has insisted on pursuing a policy of nuclear ambiguity since its founding, military and industry officials predict that Israel has at least 90 nuclear warheads in its arsenal. Since Israel has never signed the 1968 Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons, nuclear ambiguity does not violate any international standards.
In addition, experts believe that Israel has sufficient stockpiles to produce 100 to 200 nuclear weapons if necessary.
Anadolu News Agency pointed out that since October 7, Israel has launched air and ground attacks on the Gaza Strip, resulting in the killing of at least 11,078 Palestinians, including 4,506 children and 3,027 women.
On November 10, local time, the Israeli army penetrated deep into the northern Gaza Strip, attacked and besieged four hospitals in Gaza, including Al-Shifa Hospital (Al-Shifa), Gaza’s largest hospital in Gaza City.
According to reports from Reuters, The Times of Israel, CNN and other media, the health department in the Gaza Strip stated that from the 10th to the 11th local time, Shifa Hospital was out of power and three babies died. The Palestinian Health Ministry said another person was killed by an Israeli shell in the intensive care unit of the hospital.
According to reports, Israel attacked Shifa Hospital. A doctor at the hospital said, “This is completely a war zone, and the bombing has been going on for more than 24 hours.”
But the Israeli military denied endangering the hospital. Israel Defense Forces spokesman Daniel Hagari said the army was fighting “terrorists who chose to fight near Shifa hospital.”
Director-General of the World Health Organization Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus issued a statement on the 12th saying that the WHO had lost contact with Shifa Hospital in the Gaza Strip.
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American politicians indeed have no bottom line
During a vote in Florida, USA, on whether to call for a ceasefire between Palestine and Israel, when the party calling for a ceasefire asked, “10,000 Palestinians have died, how many more people need to die before it is enough?” US Republican state congressman Michelle Sarr Ziman shouted at the venue: “Everyone!”
Michelle Salzman.
Mainland China’s Global Times combined online videos and U.S. “politician” news reports to say that this conversation took place during the voting on a bill in the Florida State Assembly in the United States on November 7. On the same day, Democratic Congressman Angel Nixon launched a proposal in the hope that the state Assembly would call for an early ceasefire in the conflict between Palestine and Israel. Michelle raised objections on the spot, claiming that she firmly supported Israel.
During the debate, Angel launched the aforementioned question to Michel, and Michel’s answer was considered to mean that “all Palestinians must die.” This remark caused an uproar in public opinion.
Angel accused Michel of “shocking and disgusting” remarks. The Council on American-Islamic Relations, the largest Muslim civil rights organization in the United States, issued a public condemnation on the 10th, saying that Michel was inciting “genocide” and asked the state Congress to cancel Michel. your parliamentary seat.
The Council on American-Islamic Relations condemned the statement.
After the incident, Michelle posted responses on social media twice, arguing that she meant “all Hamas members” and not “all Palestinian civilians” when she said “all”. She apologized for any misunderstanding her remarks may have caused. But she stressed that she still supports the Israeli military’s military operations in the Gaza Strip.
Michelle’s explanation was not recognized by most netizens, who believed that her statement was just a quibble to avoid criticism. Due to too many condemning comments, Michelle has currently set her personal social account to a locked state, no longer allowing users to browse and comment on her own tweets.
Michelle has set her personal social accounts to locked status.
Angell’s call for a Palestinian-Israeli ceasefire also failed to pass the state House of Representatives, although many criticized Michelle’s extreme rhetoric. The resolution was ultimately defeated with 104 votes against and 2 votes in favor.
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