In a letter to the Pope, Erdogan wants humanity to stop further violations of the law in Gaza

President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey has called on people around the world to speak against the barbaric attacks of the Zionist regime of Israel against hospitals, schools, mosques and churches in the Gaza Strip, occupied Palestine.

In a letter he wrote to the leader of the Catholic Church in the world, Pope Francis Erdogan, he said: "Humanity must prevent further violations of international law in Gaza", stressing that innocent people and civil infrastructure should never be targeted, even during war.

While insisting that killing is prohibited in all beliefs derived from Prophet Ibrahim AS, the President of Turkey said humanity "must raise its voice against the deliberate bombing of hospitals, schools, mosques and churches which should not be violated, even during war".

Erdogan has continued to explain in his letter that bringing lasting peace and stability in the Middle East is impossible without a fair settlement of the Palestinian and Israeli issue.

The President of Turkey has emphasized in his letter to the Pope saying: "The independent Paletina country with full autonomy and geographically connected with the 1967 borders, with Baitul Muqaddas East as its capital, must be manifested and take its place in the international system as an equal member of the international community".../