The New York Times featured Erdoğan's statement on its front page, noting that the President harshly criticized the Tel Aviv administration for 20 minutes.
Reuters highlighted Erdoğan's statement that "UN and Western values have died in Gaza" in its headline.
Politico focused on Erdoğan's criticism of Netanyahu, using his quote, "Just as Hitler was stopped 70 years ago, Netanyahu must be stopped today," as the headline.
German newspapers also emphasized Erdoğan's comparison of Netanyahu to Hitler. Die Welt reported that Erdoğan told UN member states, "Israel is committing genocide." It also quoted him saying, "Netanyahu should be stopped like Hitler."
The Serbian news agency Politika noted, "Erdoğan once again compared Netanyahu to Hitler."
Croatian state television HRT shared Erdoğan's call to "Stop Israel" with its viewers.
It was highlighted that Erdoğan called on all countries to recognize the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus. Greek state television ERT and several Greek newspapers focused on this issue. Ta Nea ran the headline, "Erdoğan's Great Challenge."
President Erdoğan's speech, which was frequently interrupted by applause and followed closely by international media, also included a direct message to the world press: "O international media outlets, aren't the journalists killed by Israel on live broadcasts, whose offices were raided, your colleagues?"
