Ramallah - Dalal Salama, a member of the Central Committee of the Fatah Movement, received the Turkish Ambassador to Palestine, Ismail Coban Oglu. She offered her condolences for the martyr of humanity and freedom solidarity, Aisha Nour, whose blood watered the soil of Palestine in the town of Beita... Nablus. The meeting discussed the latest developments in the political and field situations, the ongoing crimes against our people across the country, and the genocide in the Gaza Strip, appreciating Turkey's joining of South Africa in the genocide case before the International Criminal Court, and their role through all international forums to stop the ongoing and escalating crimes of the occupation. In turn, Ambassador Ismail Oglu said that Palestine is a unifying issue for all Turkish powers, and that it is a Turkish national issue, not a solidarity issue. He stressed Turkey's role in supporting the Palestinian people through all international forums, specifically in the current session of the United Nation s General Assembly, to stop this aggression, and to hold an Arab-Islamic meeting in the near future, and condemned all the destructive measures of the occupation through which the occupation seeks to undermine the two-state solution. In turn, he discussed the growing Turkish interest in visiting Palestine and standing with the Palestinian people, particularly following the speech of Mr. President before the Turkish Parliament, and the preparation for the visit of the President of the Turkish Republican Party, Mr. Ozgur Ozel, and a number of members of the Turkish Parliament to see the situation closely, despite all the expected restrictions on their entry into Palestine. Source:Maan News Agency
Dalal Salama briefs the Turkish Ambassador on the latest developments in Palestine
Dalal Salama briefs the Turkish Ambassador on the latest developments in Palestine
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