3,000 incidents a month: Erdogan's new accusation against Israel

Turkish President Erdogan accused Israel of 3,000 attacks against Palestinians in Judea and Samaria in October, criticized the world's indifference, and called the international system a failure.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan sharply attacked Israel in a speech, accusing it of 3,000 attacks and violations against Palestinians in Judea and Samaria during October 2026 alone. Erdogan claimed that 'settler terror' is becoming bolder under the world's indifferent gaze, and noted a specific incident where Israeli forces have besieged three Palestinian homes in the village of Qusra since August 9, with the army declaring the area a 'closed military zone'. He harshly criticized the international community and the UN, accusing them of failing to address humanitarian crises. He concluded his speech with a pessimistic message that the current international system, designed 80 years ago, is incapable of solving today's problems. The article is based on a report in a Turkish newspaper and does not include an Israeli response.