Ankara: Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has made a powerful statement against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, accusing him and his "criminal network" of surpassing Adolf Hitler in brutality. In a statement shared on his X Today account, Erdogan highlighted the severe conditions in Gaza, claiming they are unprecedented, even when compared to the Holocaust in Europe. He condemned the daily suffering and death of innocent people due to lack of basic necessities like food and water.

According to National Iraqi News Agency, Erdogan stressed that those who remain silent about the situation in Gaza are complicit in crimes against humanity. He expressed his refusal to stay silent while witnessing the humanitarian crisis, where children face starvation and people risk their lives for basic sustenance. Erdogan painted a grim picture of the devastation, referencing severed bodies and the cries of grieving mothers, asserting that such images will not be forgotten.

He called for unity against what he described as a crime, urging the international community to reject the ongoing injustice and brutality. Erdogan implored others to stand against a select group of individuals driven by power, who he believes are tarnishing humanity's reputation.