Erdogan Urges UN Reform, Wider Recognition of Palestinian State
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Erdogan urges UN reform, wider recognition of Palestinian state
ANKARA: Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan told the United Nations General Assembly on Tuesday the UN had become unable to fulfill its duty of preserving peace and called for reform of the Security Council. Erdogan has for years called for a more comprehensive and inclusive structure at the Security Council. “Let’s recognize that a system in which the will of more than 190 countries is subject to the whims of five countries is neither fair nor…
United Nations - Arabic Jerusalem: Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, Tuesday, in his address during the general debate of the 81st session of the United Nations General Assembly in New York, called on the international community to exert further pressure on Israel, stressing that attempts to strangle the State of Palestine will fail, and that the reconstruction of the Gaza Strip must begin as soon as possible.
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan told the United Nations General Assembly on Tuesday that the UN has become incapable of fulfilling its duty to maintain peace and called for reform of the Security Council. He also urged countries that have not yet recognized the Palestinian state to reconsider their position, calling Gaza “the most inhumane and shameful concentration camp of our time.” Read here ⇛
Erdogan says the UN is no longer able to carry out its mission of maintaining peace: "No one with conscience can close their eyes to what is happening in Gaza
In his address to the UN General Assembly today, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan condemned the situation in Gaza, saying that “no one with a conscience can turn a blind eye” to what is happening there. He expressed regret that Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas was not present at the forum, and called on countries that do not recognize a Palestinian state to reconsider their position and for all nations to increase pressure on Israel to …
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