Türkiye's Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan on Saturday vowed that Ankara will "resist all kinds of provocations," noting "clear" determination not to fall for such provocations amid tension in the Middle East.
Pointing out Tel Aviv's action on the third holiest mosque in Islam, Fidan warned at a joint news conference with his Bangladeshi counterpart, Khalilur Rahman, that Israel's closure of Al-Aqsa Mosque for worship would be a "dangerous step that could trigger a new wave of outrage" in the region.
Ankara is concerned that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu may move toward a "new genocide under the pretext of fighting Hezbollah in Lebanon," Fidan added.
