Ankara’s reaction to the rejection of its request to send air aid to Gaza

Turkey’s Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan announced on Monday that his country has decided to take a series of new measures against the Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s cabinet until it announces a ceasefire and “permits the sending of humanitarian aid to Gaza”. Israel to implement.

Fidan emphasized in a press conference that the decision was taken after Tel Aviv rejected Istanbul’s requests to send humanitarian aid to Gaza by national cargo planes, although the Jordanian government agreed to the arrival of the aid.

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Fidan did not reveal what kind of measures will be implemented. However, he stressed that the international community is waiting for Israel to answer for its actions. He said: “For the first time in history, everyone condemns Israel and its crimes.” fa-circle”/> International West Asia