We Will Not Listen to a Leader Who 'Bombed Turkish Villages' in His Own Country: Netanyahu on Erdogan

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has rejected Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's criticism regarding the situation in Gaza. Netanyahu accused Erdogan of supporting terrorism, stating that Israel will not heed his 'preaching.'

"I must say that the world today is divided into two camps: those who support Israel and its just war against Hamas terrorism, and those who support Hamas terrorism... there are forces that support terrorism, one of which is Turkish President Erdogan. He calls Israel a terrorist state, but in reality supports the terrorist state of Hamas," the Israeli Prime Minister said.

According to him, Israel will not listen to a leader 'who bombed Turkish villages in his own country.'

Earlier, Erdogan reiterated his opinion that Israel is a terrorist state and that the Hamas movement is a political party.