In response to recent criticisms by Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu harshly accused him of dictatorship and repression.
Publish dateThursday 11 June 2026 - 09:21
Story Code : 357456
Afghan Voice Agency (AVA): Erdogan said in a statement to Netanyahu: Israel's attacks on Syria and Lebanon are a threat to Turkey and must be stopped. We will never allow the illusion of "Greater Israel" to come true.
Erdogan also emphasized: We will not tolerate any actions taken in our brotherly countries and we will not ignore aggression against them... We are fully aware of the ultimate goal of the illusion of "Greater Israel". God willing, we will never allow such an act.
Following these remarks, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu called the Turkish president an “anti-Semitic dictator,” claiming that he had committed genocide against the Kurds and imprisoned his political opponents, and was therefore in no position to teach Israel a moral lesson.
The Israeli Prime Minister went on to claim that the Israeli army was “the most moral army in the world.”
Erdogan also emphasized: We will not tolerate any actions taken in our brotherly countries and we will not ignore aggression against them... We are fully aware of the ultimate goal of the illusion of "Greater Israel". God willing, we will never allow such an act.
Following these remarks, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu called the Turkish president an “anti-Semitic dictator,” claiming that he had committed genocide against the Kurds and imprisoned his political opponents, and was therefore in no position to teach Israel a moral lesson.
The Israeli Prime Minister went on to claim that the Israeli army was “the most moral army in the world.”
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