Erdogan: Trump’s plan to oust Gazans from 'eternal homeland' unworthy of discussion
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Monday, 10 February, 2025, 10:08
Turkey’s President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said Sunday no one had the power to remove Gazans from their devastated territory, amid the Muslim world’s resounding rejection of US President Donald Trump’s plan to expel the Palestinians and take control of the Strip once the war there between Israel and terror group Hamas ends.
“I would like to state this clearly once: the proposals put forward by the new American administration regarding Gaza with the pressure of the Zionist lobby have nothing worth considering or discussing from our perspective,” Erdogan told a late-night news conference at Istanbul Airport before flying to Malaysia.
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