Erdogan Urges ‘Israel’ To End Its ‘Madness’

By Staff, Agencies

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan demanded that the ‘Tel Aviv’ regime stops its attacks against the Gaza Strip. Earlier, the ‘Israeli’ entity announced the expansion of its ground incursion into the Palestinian enclave.

In a message published on X [formerly Twitter] on Saturday, Erdogan said the ‘Israeli’ bombardments target civilians and only deepen the humanitarian crisis. “‘Israel’ must immediately get out of this state of madness and stop its attacks,” the Turkish president said. He also called on Palestine supporters to join him for a rally in Istanbul, to “shout that we stand with the Palestinian people against ‘Israeli’ oppression.”

On Friday, the Zionist military announced that it is “expanding ground operations” against Hamas in Gaza, while the air force intensified its aerial bombardment against civilians. Later, the largest telecommunications provider in Gaza, Paltel, announced the “complete severance of all communications and Internet services” due to massive airstrikes.

Later, multiple media outlets shared a message from Hamas, which announced that it had managed to stop an attempted ground operation, adding that the ‘Israeli’ military sustained heavy losses.

Three weeks ago, Hamas launched a surprise operation in the ‘Israeli’-occupied Palestinian territories, killing over 1,400 Zionist soldiers and settlers and taking scores of detainees. Eventually, the ‘Tel Aviv’ regime started a massive wave of airstrikes on Gaza, which claimed over 7,000 Palestinian lives so far.