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Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan claims that Israel will set its sights on Turkey if it succeeds in defeating the Hamas terror group in the Gaza Strip.

Erdogan has cut trade ties with Israel, maintained close ties with Hamas, and repeatedly lambasted Israel and its Nazi leaders since the war was sparked by the terror groups massacre on October 7.

He has voiced support for Hamas, which is classed as a terrorist organization by Israel, the United States and the European Union, among others.

Do not think that Israel will stop in Gaza, Erdogan tells his party lawmakers in the parliament in the capital Ankara.

Unless its stopped this rogue and terrorist state will set its sights on Anatolia sooner or later, he claims, referring to the large Turkish peninsula also called Asia Minor that comprises more than half of Turkeys territory.

We will continue to stand by Hamas, which fights for the independence of its own land and which defends Anatolia, adds Erdogan.

Israel has never claimed any part of Turkey belongs to it, and it is unclear what Erdogan is basing his claims on.

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Erdogan claims Israel will seek to occupy parts of Turkey if it defeats Hamas - The Times of Israel

Israeli Defence Minister Moshe Yaalon accused Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas of being responsible for the assassination attempt of American-Israeli Rabbi Yehuda Glick. A series of similar statements were issued by a number of Israeli officials in regards to the escalating conflict in the region.

In a statement directed towards at Abbas, Yaalon said: Mahmoud Abbas is known for spreading a series of false allegations and accusations regarding the Jewish peoples right to their land and their right to pray in Al-Aqsa courtyard, and this is the result of his statements.

The Israeli Minister of Tourism Uzi Landau was more severe in his comments when he said: Our main enemies are Mahmoud Abbas, Arab terrorism and Hamas. Abbas is trying to use the events in Jerusalem to his political benefit and he uses them to achieve his political terrorism.

On Facebook, the Israeli Ministry of Public Security wrote: The Israeli police will not allow terrorism to raise its head in Jerusalem and they will reach each and every terrorist.

Miri Regev, the head of the Interior Committee in the Knesset, called upon security forces to deploy a permanent group of guards that will prevent Palestinians from protesting Jewish entry into Al-Aqsa and its surrounding courtyard.

A report on the Israeli radio attributed the closure of the Aqsa mosque to the attacks directed at Jews and the Palestinian response of throwing stones and chanting slogans against Jewish entry into Al-Aqsa Mosque. As a result of this response, Israeli officials trapped Palestinian Muslims inside the mosques and responded by saying: We would not have had to treat Palestinians in this way if the situation did not escalate to this stage.

Deputy Minister in the Prime Ministers Office Ofir Akunis called for the demolition of Palestinian martyr Moataz Hijazis house and accused the minister of public security of being lax when dealing with the events in Jerusalem.

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Turkey's president took a swipe at the Eurovision Song Contest on Monday, accusing the annual event of allegedly encouraging "gender neutralization" and threatening the traditional family, the AP reports. It was an apparent reference to Swiss singer Nemo who won the 68th Eurovision Song Contest earlier this month with "The Code," an operatic pop-rap ode to the singer's journey toward embracing a nongender identity. The 24-year-old singer became the first nonbinary winner of the contest that has long been embraced as a safe haven by the LGBTQ community.

In a speech following a Cabinet meeting, Recep Tayyip Erdogan described participants at the contest as the "Trojan horses of social corruption" and said his government was right to keep Turkey out of the pan-European pop competition since 2012. "At such events, it has become impossible to meet a normal person," claimed Erdogan, whose ruling Justice and Development Party finds its roots in Turkey's Islamic movement and whose government has grown less tolerant of LGBTQ rights in recent years. "We understand better how we made the right decision by keeping Turkey out of this disgraceful competition for the past 12 years," he said. (A contestant was dramatically expelled from this year's competition hours before the finale.)

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Eurovision Is a Threat to the Traditional Family: Erdogan - Newser

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1. Hamas leader to visit Turkey for talks with Erdogan  Reuters
2. Erdogan to host Hamas chief Haniyeh in Turkey this weekend  The Times of Israel
3. Hamas Leader Haniyeh Set To Meet Turkish President Erdogan - I24NEWS  i24NEWS

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Hamas leader to visit Turkey for talks with Erdogan - Reuters