Erdoğan calls on international community to urgently take action to prevent Israeli massacres in Gaza Strip

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan drew attention to the need for the international community to act immediately to halt the large-scale attacks on Gaza.
Erdoğan described the ongoing situation as a brutal massacre, with Israeli forces specifically targeting churches, mosques, schools and hospitals.
The 8th Family Council takes place at the Beştepe National Congress and Culture Center.
During the event, President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan delivered significant statements related to the Israel-Palestine conflict:
"Another critical area that demands the attention of the global conscience is Gaza. A horrendous massacre is unfolding before our eyes. Israeli forces are targeting churches, mosques, schools and hospitals.
Over 6,000 of our brothers and sisters, including children and women, have lost their lives. In a confined area of 360 square kilometres, more than 12 tons of bombs have been dropped on 2.3 million people.
According to UN reports, 600,000 Gazans have been displaced, and UN teams are even considering leaving the region. As is often the case in conflicts, it is the women and children who bear the brunt. No matter how shocking the circumstances, such brutality can never be justified."