Devlet Bahçeli's Harsh Words to Israel: 'The So-Called State Has Turned Into a Murder Device'

Agenda-setting statements from Bahçeli
Nationalist Movement Party Chairman Devlet Bahçeli gave striking messages at his party's group meeting held in the Turkish Grand National Assembly. Addressing both domestic politics and international developments in his speech, Bahçeli listed threats to Türkiye's national security and used harsh expressions towards Israel.
 
 
'Israel has become an instrument of murder'
Bahçeli, evaluating Israel's attacks on Gaza and the recent operations against Iran, said, 'Israel has rapidly broken away from its status as a state according to the universal principles of international law and has turned into a murderous instrument.' Stating that the United Nations should immediately launch a military operation against Israel, Bahçeli called on Islamic countries to 'stop playing the three monkeys.'
 
'The risk of a new world war is growing'
In his speech, Bahçeli also touched on the bombing of three nuclear facilities in Iran by the US on June 22, and said that this action could trigger a new world war on a global scale. He said, "Anyone who says Ankara will not be affected when Tehran, Baghdad and Damascus are bombed is either ignorant or a collaborator."
 
Harsh criticism of the opposition: 'CHP's politics are unprincipled and shallow'
Bahçeli also targeted the Republican People's Party. Arguing that the CHP could not display a national stance on Türkiye's national issues, Bahçeli said, 'The place that the CHP established is not the place where the Turkish nation stands.' He claimed that the opposition was 'spineless and rotten.'
 
Call for unity for Türkiye's internal and external security
In his speech, Bahçeli gave a message of determination in Türkiye's internal security, national unity and fight against terrorism. He stated that the only way to prevent the chaos in the Middle East from spreading to Türkiye is to display a strong national stance. He also stated that the People's Alliance is the guarantee of this stance.
 
 
 
Source: CUMHA - CUMHURS NEWS AGENCY