Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan commented on the massacre of displaced persons' tents in the Palestinian city of Rafah, which was committed by Israeli occupation forces.

During his speech before the parliamentary bloc of the Justice and Development Party on Wednesday morning, he said: "No belief justifies the burning of innocent civilians in tents, and the world is directly witnessing the brutality of the bloodsucker known as Netanyahu."

He addressed the United States and European countries, saying: "Your hands are stained with this blood (in Gaza), your silence has made you accomplices in the bloodletting practiced by Israel."

He noted that the United Nations has been unable to stop the genocide or even protect its staff or relief workers in the besieged sector, pointing out that "the United Nations died with its spirit in Gaza, not just humanity."

He stated that "Israel has killed humanity in Gaza," mentioning that "Europe has killed its values and trampled on all the principles that were the reason for its existence."

He added, commenting on the Israeli massacres: "I have a word to say to the Muslim world, what are you waiting for to make a joint decision? God will hold all of us accountable for this."

He pointed out that "no country – including Turkey – will be safe unless Israel is subjected to the scrutiny of international law," according to what was published by the Anadolu Agency.

He continued: "With a coalition of humanity, this genocide, barbarism, and savagery must stop immediately before Netanyahu and his criminal network completely get out of control."

He mentioned that "more than three-quarters of United Nations members recognize the State of Palestine," emphasizing that "the joint decision of 147 countries cannot be left to the whims of 5 countries (the permanent members)."