In a call, President Erdoğan told Jordan’s King Abdullah II that Israel’s actions under Netanyahu pose the greatest threat to regional stability, as shown by its attack on Iran. He stressed that Israel must be stopped to de-escalate tensions.
Erdoğan stated that the international community’s silence on Israel’s occupation and atrocities in Palestine has emboldened its lawless aggression. He noted that Israel’s strike on Iran, amid U.S.-Iran nuclear talks, aims to sabotage peace efforts. The attack, risking nuclear fallout, underscores Israel’s reckless threat to global security.
Erdoğan warned that the region cannot withstand another crisis, as a destructive war could trigger mass migration waves. He emphasized that nuclear disputes can only be resolved through sustained negotiations.
The call addressed the Israel-Iran conflict and broader regional issues. Erdoğan condemned Israel’s provocative attacks, which undermine Iran’s nuclear program talks and risk catastrophic nuclear leaks, endangering civilians and global health. He urged continued nuclear talks as the sole path to resolution and stressed that Israel’s actions must not overshadow the Palestinian cause.
