Erdogan and Saudi crown prince discuss Israeli-Palestinian conflict over phone

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan held a telephone conversation with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud to discuss the ongoing Israeli-Palestinian conflict, as well as other regional and global issues.

During the conversation, President Erdogan underscored the urgent need for the international community to increase pressure on Israel due to its actions in the Palestinian territories, particularly in Gaza, Caliber.Az reports, citing Turkish media.

He emphasized that Israeli attacks and human rights violations must cease, advocating for an immediate ceasefire. Erdogan also called for Muslim countries to take coordinated and decisive steps to address the ongoing crisis.

The discussion between Erdogan and the Saudi Crown Prince reflects the growing concern in the Muslim world regarding the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, which has seen renewed violence and significant humanitarian impact in recent months. Erdogan’s call for a united Muslim response signals Türkiye’s intention to galvanize regional efforts to achieve peace and stability in the area.

The Israeli-Palestinian conflict has been a long-standing issue in the Middle East, marked by decades of violent clashes, military operations, and failed peace negotiations. The recent escalation in Gaza has resulted in significant casualties and widespread destruction, drawing condemnation and concern from the international community. The conflict has also sparked protests and calls for action across the world, particularly in Muslim-majority countries.