Erdogan: The genocide network has turned Gaza into the world's largest concentration camp

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said that the arrogant genocide network, which sees itself above international law and is insatiable for killing, has turned Gaza into the world's largest concentration camp. He made these remarks in a speech during the "International Justice" summit in Istanbul, where he criticized the international system and the veto privilege granted to only five countries.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan stated that the arrogant genocide network, which sees itself above international law and is insatiable for killing, has turned Gaza into the world's largest concentration camp. He made these remarks on Friday during a speech at the "International Justice" summit in Istanbul. Erdogan criticized the international system, noting that the will of over 190 countries under the UN umbrella is held hostage by the decisions of only five members who enjoy veto power. He explained that international law is in a state of suspension, international agreements have lost their effect, and decisions of international courts are no longer enforceable. He questioned the justice of an elite of no more than 60,000 people worldwide possessing wealth three times greater than that owned by 4 billion people.