Türkiye has rejected recent remarks by Israeli officials targeting Ankara, describing them as part of a coordinated disinformation campaign.
“Baseless claims recently circulated by Israeli officials with a certain coordination and timing are part of a disinformation campaign,” the Foreign Ministry said in a written statement.
The ministry said Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his government were trying to distort criticism directed at them and shift the agenda through systematic propaganda.
It said those efforts no longer convinced the international public.
The ministry accused the Netanyahu government of trying to conceal what Türkiye describes as genocide in Gaza, as well as Israel’s occupation, annexation policies and destabilizing actions in the region.
The statement said Türkiye’s aim was for all countries and peoples in the region to live in peace, stability and prosperity.
“With this understanding, we once again call on Israel to pursue a constructive and peaceful policy,” the ministry said.
“Türkiye will continue to speak the truth,” it added.
