🇹🇷🇵🇸 Erdoğan calls Gaza the world's largest children's graveyard: "The genocide network has turned Gaza into the world's largest children's graveyard, where even kites are seen as a threat and are being banned." The kite image is built to travel, one detail carrying the whole indictment. And the speaker moves the needle as much as the words. A G20 head of state commanding NATO's second-largest army now uses "genocide network" as routine podium vocabulary... Rhetoric that got protesters branded extremists two years ago has become the working language of governments, and that migration from the street to the statehouse measures Israel's standing better than any poll ever could. Writer: Daniel

🇹🇷🇵🇸🇮🇱🇺🇸 Erdoğan says abandoning Gaza isn't an option. They've held that line and aren't backing down. His read is that Hamas is genuinely trying. Israel though? Not so much. They're still hammering Gaza and Lebanon. Interesting note: "I see that Trump is disturbed by these developments. We are directing all kinds of warnings on this matter and will continue to do so." Source: @TabzLIVE on TG / Writer: Oliver

🇹🇷🇵🇸 Erdogan just made it clear: Turkey is NOT walking away from Gaza... He said everything that falls on Turkey’s shoulders as a duty has been done and will keep being done. Hamas, he claimed, is showing sincere solidarity, while Israel continues attacks on both Gaza and Lebanon. Erdogan noted that even Trump appears disturbed by the latest developments... Turkey is continuing to be a powerful voice for Gazans. Writer: Samuel

🇹🇷🇸🇦🇵🇰 Erdogan just compared the Mecca Agreement to NATO’s Article 5... He said the deal between Turkey, Saudi, and Pakistan works the same way: an attack on one is treated as an attack on all. Whether the target is Turkey, Saudi, or Pakistan, the other two are committed to step in and defend. Mutual defense, plain and simple. Writer: Samuel

🇹🇷🇸🇦🇵🇰 Erdogan on the Mecca Agreement: "This is not limited solely to the Kingdom of Saudis, Turkey, and Pakistan. Other countries may also join us. Egypt, too, if it wishes, can join the agreement with these 3 countries. The doors are open to Egypt." The part worth watching is “other countries may also join.” If this keeps expanding, the agreement could turn into a true Middle East NATO equivalent... Writers: Sol, Michael