Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan's remarks on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict have garnered global media attention.
The U.S.-based Wall Street Journal made the headline 'Erdogan Says Turkey Is Willing to Help Negotiate Potential Prisoner Exchange'.
German Tagesschau reported, 'Türkiye wants to mediate.' "According to President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Turkey is ready to play a mediating role in the war in Israel. He calls on Israel to stop bombing Palestinian areas and the Palestinians to stop attacks on civilian Israeli settlements. He stated that Turkey is preparing humanitarian aid to the Gaza Strip saying "There will be no peace in the region without an independent sovereign Palestinian state."
Greek Kathimerini made the headline "Erdogan is trying to 'balance' Israel and Hamas." In the news, Erdogan said, "Just as we are against the attacks, executions and oppression of the Israeli forces and settlers against the people of Gaza, we are also against the attacks on Israeli civilians." statements were included.
Al Monitor presented the headline to its readers as 'Amid Escalation of Israel-Hamas Conflict, Erdogan of Turkey Adopts a Moderate Stance'.
Japan-based NHK said, "Erdogan said that Turkey is ready to mediate in the Hamas-Israel conflict."
`Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan told Palestinians on Monday to "end their harassment" of Israelis and that both sides respect the rules of war as fighting intensifies in Gaza, Al Arabiya reported.
CNN Greece highlighted Erdogan's statement, "We want Israel to stop its bombardment of Palestinian lands, and we want the Palestinians to stop harassing Israeli settlements."
The Times of Israel reported, "Erdogan warns Herzog against imposing collective punishment for Gaza."
