Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres discussed the upcoming United Nations Security Council meeting focused on Gaza in a phone call, according to a statement released by the presidential sources.
During the conversation, the global community's expectations regarding Israel's lawless assaults, potential solutions for the humanitarian crisis, and endeavours towards sustainable peace were all brought up.
Erdoğan emphasized the need for Israel to be held accountable for its actions that blatantly disregard international law, the laws of war, and humanitarian law.
"The crimes committed must not go unpunished in the eyes of the international community," the Turkish leader pointed out.
During their discussion, Erdoğan expressed his sympathies to Guterres for the loss of over 100 United Nations personnel in the Gaza attacks. He suggested that Guterres's personal visit to the Rafah Border Crossing could be effective in bringing international attention to this matter.
