Turkey's Erdogan Condemns Israel's Actions in Gaza as Genocide

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Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has accused Israel of conducting operations in Gaza that amount to genocide and called for an immediate end to the attacks. Erdogan criticized the bombing of hospitals, schools, mosques, and churches, and urged the Israeli government not to expand the scope of its attacks against civilians. Israel has stated that it targets terror groups in the Strip and denies intentionally targeting hospitals. Erdogan's comments come amid a recent warming of ties between Turkey and Israel, but the ongoing conflict in Gaza may strain their relations once again.
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