He criticized Western countries for their silence on what he described as a massacre in Palestine, labeling it a betrayal of their commitment to human rights and freedoms.
Erdogan detailed the severity of the situation in Palestine, citing "unprecedented barbarism" that includes bombings of hospitals, schools, and refugee camps, leading to the deaths of innocent civilians. He highlighted the urgent need for fuel delivery in Gaza, especially for hospitals.
Proposing a solution, Erdogan suggested establishing a fund within the Organization of Islamic Cooperation for the reconstruction of Gaza. He also called for an investigation into the existence of nuclear weapons in Israel, asking for transparency and oversight by the International Atomic Energy Agency.
Erdogan criticized the Israeli administration as the "spoiled child of the West" and insisted on their responsibility to compensate for the damages caused. He expressed Turkey's willingness to act as a guarantor for peace in the region and underscored the significance of Jerusalem, emphasizing Turkey's aspiration for Jerusalem and all Palestinian lands to return to their historical status as a city of peace.