Erdoğan: So-called democratic countries should stop supporting terrorists

In his New Year message, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan said, "We are trying to bring peace efforts in our region to fruition. We are improving our relations with our friends in every field. We are concerned about the troubles of our brothers. We support every effort to prepare the world for a better, fairer, more prosperous future." Turkish President Erdoğan wished all countries and organizations to take a common stand against the massacre of innocent women and children in Gaza and wished for a better future for humanity. In his message, Erdoğan also emphasized that so-called democratic countries should stop their support for terrorists. In his New Year message, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan said, "We are trying to bring peace efforts in our region to fruition. We are improving our relations with our friends in every field. We are concerned about the troubles of our brothers. We support every effort to prepare the world for a better, fairer, more prosperous future."/

Verbal tension between the parties peaked after Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan compared Zionist regime Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's murders in Gaza to Nazi Germany dictator Adolf Hitler's crimes in World War II.reacting to Erdogan's statement that Netanyahu is Hitler, the Prime Minister of the Zionist regime accused the Turkish President of being the person who committed the "Kurdish genocide" and said, "Erdogan should be the last person who can give us advice on moral issues." said. "Erdogan, who has a record of arresting journalists against his government, would be the last person with the right to advise us on moral matters." These statements of Netanyahu were published hours after Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan compared the Israeli regime's attacks on Gaza to the Nazis' treatment of Jews in World War II. "Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is no different from the German dictator Adolf Hitler in World War II." Erdoğan said: “Turkey is ready to welcome academics and scientists who are persecuted for their views on the Zionist regime's aggression in Gaza.” he stated. Erdoğan's statements regarding Netanyahu's murders came to the fore after Turkish citizens marched in solidarity with the Palestinian nation in Ankara on Sunday./