The Turkish government established three days of mourning as a form of support to Palestine

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TEHRAN - Turkish President Recep Tayip Erdogan condemned the United States and is thought to have committed genocide against dozens of Palestinians during the transfer of its embassy yesterday. As a result, Erdogan withdrew its ambassadors from Israel and the United States.

Turkish Deputy Prime Minister Bekir Bozdag said on Monday (14/5) they had set three days of national mourning as a form of support for the Palestinians. He also advised the OIC emergency summit to be implemented as soon as possible to discuss the genocide that the United States has committed against the Palestinians.

The same thing is done by South Africa. His ambassador has been withdrawn until further notice. "Given the indiscriminate and indiscriminate Israeli attack, the South African government has taken the decision to summon Ambassador Sisa Ngombane immediately until further notice," the South African Foreign Ministry said in a statement on its website Aljazirah.

He also condemned the Israeli attack on the Palestinians during the opening of the US embassy yesterday. The demonstration in Gaza, which coincided with protests against the opening of the US embassy on Monday (14/5), was part of the movement calling for it to be returned Palestinian refugee rights to areas forcibly expelled from 1948.
Since the protest began on March 30, Israeli forces have killed at least 104 Palestinians and injured about 12,000 others.

Speaking during a visit to the British capital, London, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan accused Israel of being a terrorist state, saying it was "genocide" against the Palestinians. Referring to the US embassy move, Erdogan said Turkey would not allow Muslims to lose Jerusalem.

Erdogan's comments come as thousands of people take to the streets of Turkey's largest city to protest the relocation of the embassy. At least 6,000 people gathered Monday in Istanbul to denounce the inauguration ceremony.

source: republika