Hamas boss gestures of recognition Erdogan
World Politics
Hamas boss Ismail Haniyeh adulated Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan for supporting Palestine. We recollect that Erdogan tossed the guide of Palestine during his UN discourse, he said. News from Anadolu Organization.
Ismail Haniyeh expressed that at the gathering of Turkey's Equity and Improvement Party (AK Party), Hamas was known as a Palestinian freedom association. He alluded to Hamas as the Public Safety Watchman, which involves pride for us and the individuals of Palestine. What he said is worth very much to us.
Haniyeh expressed these things in an exceptional meeting given to Anadolu after the gathering with Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
Haniyeh said Hamas is working for Palestinian opportunity values and old history.
Reviewing Turkey's verifiable relationship with Palestine, Haniyeh said that Erdogan talked the psyche of the Turkish public. Turks are against Israeli control of Palestinians.
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Maybe if Hamas would stop attacking Israel (the gliders, rocket attacks, etc) Israel would give Palestine its freedom. Just saying😀😀