The Turkish President brands Gaza as a massive concentration camp and condemns the international community for ignoring the Israel-Hamas war.

Commenting on his opposition to the war in Gaza, Erdogan said that Turkey could invade Israel "just as we entered Karabakh, just as we entered Libya."

Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich is pushing for tariffs on imports from Turkey in response to Erdogan's dramatic measures against Israel.

Turkish President Erdogan revealed that over 1,000 Hamas operatives are being treated in hospitals in his country, and claimed that he "does not see Hamas as a terrorist organization, but as a resistance movement of people fighting to defend their land."

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs agreed to promote significant and operative decisions in response to the unilateral move: "The Israeli economy is stronger than a dictator like Erdogan."

The Turkish Ministry of Trade announced that it will limit the export of products to Israel until a ceasefire is declared and the war in Gaza ends. The decision comes after it was reported that Israel refused to allow Turkey to drop humanitarian aid into the Strip.

After comparing Netanyahu to Hitler and the Israeli government to the Nazis, Turkish President Erdogan conveyed a message through his ambassador that his country is interested in strengthening ties with Israel. 

After the President of Turkey claimed that Israel is "no different from Hitler", Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu responded by saying that "Erdoğan, who commits genocide against the Kurds, is the last one who can preach morality to us."

Although the leaders of Arab countries sympathize with the "suffering of the Palestinians" in Gaza, they do not want to accept any refugees from Gaza into their country. The president of Egypt, the king of Jordan and the president of Turkey - repeatedly condemned the war, but offered no help.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu harshly criticized the statement of the Turkish president who claimed that Israel is committing genocide: "Erdoğan bombed Turkish villages, within Turkey's borders. We will not accept preaching from him."

Opposition leader Yair Lapid bashed Türkiye's President Erdoğan who claimed that Israel is committing genocide in Gaza: "We will not take moral lessons from the Turkish president." MK Avigdor Lieberman called for a halt to the activities of Turkish-sponsored associations.

Last week, Haniyeh visited Iran and discussed the consequences of the Gaza war with Iranian senior leaders.

Cultural Minister Miki Zohar was responding to Erdogan's attacks on Israel and defense of Hamas.

President of Israel Isaac Herzog spoke with President of Turkey Recep Tayyip Erdoğan. The Turkish President conveyed his condolences to the State of Israel and emphasized his efforts to restore stability to the region

The Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and the President of Turkey Recep Tayyip Erdoğan met in New York as part of the United Nations General Assembly. The two agreed to promote relations between the countries and upcoming visits to Israel and Turkey by the leaders