'Shut up, be ashamed': Israeli minister to Turkish President over Gaza aid stampede

Israeli Foreign Minister retaliates against President Erdogan of Turkey; Israel Defense Forces report fatalities as a result of "overcrowding and trampling". Turkey turned into the most recent passage into the rundown of nations to denounce Israeli powers for the new rush including a Gaza help guard. The Turkish unfamiliar service shot Israel for utilizing "starvation as a weapon of battle in Gaza" and referred to the mass-loss episode as "one more unspeakable atrocity".

"The whole world should understand that the outrage in Gaza is going to turn into a worldwide calamity with repercussions a long ways past the district," the Turkish unfamiliar service said. " We in this manner approach every one of those with impact over the Israeli government to stop the continuous brutality in Gaza."

Accordingly, Israeli Unfamiliar Pastor Israel Katz took to X to hit back at Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoäÿan, blaming the last option for continually doing "slaughters" against the Kurds in Turkey.

"Erdogan, who continually slaughters Kurds in Turkey and the district, blames Israel for purposely carrying out decimation in Gaza. Mr Erdogan, we dislike you. We are battling against your assistant, Hamas, whom you facilitated in Turkey and empowered them to carry out slaughters and murders. You ought to be quiet and embarrassed," Israel Katz tweeted alongside an image of the Erdogan with a Hamas chief.

No less than 115 Palestinians were killed and hundreds more harmed in the destructive charge on February 29, as per the Gaza wellbeing service. Israeli soldiers obviously shot into the group, who were holding on to get help from the guard, with a hospitial head guaranteeing north of 80% of individuals brought there had endured discharge wounds.

The Israel Protection Powers (IDF), in any case, said that the Palestinians kicked the bucket due to "congestion and stomping on" and that its soldiers possibly terminated when they felt imperiled by the group.

The IDF likewise delivered flying film of Palestinians encompassing trucks conveying compassionate guide into northern Gaza on X. A representative for Israeli State leader Benjamin Netanyahu's office expressed a large number of the dead were squashed by the actual trucks.

In excess of 30,000 Palestinians have been killed in the Gaza Strip since Israel sent off a counterattack against Hamas, following the gathering's phenomenal assault on the Jewish country on October 7 in which they killed 1,200 individuals and took north of 200 others to Gaza as prisoners.