Source: End The LieMadison Ruppert
Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan made some quite heated
statements in condemnation of the most recent Israeli airstrikes on the
Gaza Strip in a speech Tuesday, calling the attacks a “massacre.”
A cease fire between Gaza militants and the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) went into effect Tuesday but there have been reports of rocket attacks despite this agreement.
Thus far, according to Israeli news outlet Haaretz, almost 200 rockets have hit Israeli territory since the most recent outbreak of violence began on Friday.
The Israeli Air Force has conducted some 37 airstrikes on targets in
the Gaza Strip, 19 of which supposedly targeted rocket launchers while
18 allegedly targeted weapons warehouses.
These attacks have resulted in 26 Palestinian deaths, 22 of which
were allegedly militants while four were civilians who had no hand in
the rocket fire.
In a speech to the Turkish parliament, Erdogan called on Israel to “stop the brutal attack against Palestinians and stop the massacre and bloodshed.”
He also called the Israeli airstrikes on Palestinians “state terror,”
adding that the Turkish people have an obligation to “remember that
Gazans are our brothers, and will always remain so.”
