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International community urged to take action against Israel's aggressive actions and disregard for international laws by Turkey.

International representative Ahmet Yildiz from Turkey at the UN appealed on Wednesday for immediate action from the global community against Israel's continuous assaults on the Gaza Strip and the surrounding area, according to the Anadolu news agency.

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International representative Ahmet Yildiz from Turkey at the UN pleads for immediate action from the global community against Israel's persistent assaults on the Gaza Strip and the surrounding region, as reported by Anadolu news agency.

International community urged to take action against Israel's aggressive actions and disregard for international laws by Turkey.

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To the world, it's high time to stand against the non-stop assaults Israel's been launching on the Gaza Strip and surrounding regions, Ahmet Yildiz, Turkiye's representative to the UN, asserted on Wednesday. Anadolu news agency relayed the strong words.

"The international community can no longer be a silent spectator to Israel's provocations and transgressions," Yildiz declared before the Security Council. He underscored the gravity of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, which he labeled as reaching a critical juncture not seen for decades. The human cost has been enormous, with lives lost in their thousands and entire neighborhoods reduced to ruins, as vital infrastructure is leveled.

Yildiz lamented the devastation that includes the Turkish-Palestinian Friendship Hospital - a facility constructed by Turkiye for cancer treatment. His concerns extend beyond Gaza, criticizing Israel's actions in Syria, the West Bank, and Lebanon.

"Regionally, Israel disregards Security Council Resolution 2234 by furthering illegal settlements and settler violence, forced displacement, and actions to undermine Jerusalem's status," he stated.

Yildiz proposed a four-point agenda, starting with demanding a swift and uninterrupted ceasefire in Gaza and unrestricted access for humanitarian assistance. He backed Egypt's reconstruction plan, endorsed by the Arab League and the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation, and reiterated a commitment to a two-state solution, including Palestine's UN membership.

"We implore the Security Council to employ every tool at its disposal, including the enforcement of existing resolutions and drafting of new ones, to tackle our issues," he urged, warning that inactivity would invite harsh judgment from history.

In related news, South Africa has branded Israel's bombardments in Gaza as unprecedented, in violation of international law[3]. The events in Gaza are sparking international appeals for a ceasefire and humanitarian access, all while maintaining pressure on Israel to abide by international humanitarian law and release hostages. World leaders, like Yildiz, are urging decisive Security Council interventions geared toward ending hostilities and addressing humanitarian issues[4].

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  1. UN calls for immediate resumption of humanitarian aid to Gaza, investigations into aid worker deaths
  2. France Backs Global Coalition to Uphold International Humanitarian Law in Gaza
  3. South Africa condemns Israel's latest bombings in Gaza as a violation of international law
  4. The International Community Wakes Up to the Crisis in Gaza
  5. Ahmet Yildiz, Turkiye's representative to the UN, expressed strong words about Israel's ongoing assaults on the Gaza Strip and surrounding regions.
  6. Yildiz accused the international community of being silent spectators to Israel's provocations and transgressions.
  7. He declared that the Israeli-Palestinian conflict has reached a critical juncture not seen for decades, with a massive human toll.
  8. Thousands of lives have been lost, and entire neighborhoods have been reduced to ruins as vital infrastructure is destroyed.
  9. Yildiz pointed out the devastating impact of the conflict, including the destruction of the Turkish-Palestinian Friendship Hospital.
  10. He criticized Israel's actions not only in Gaza but also in Syria, the West Bank, and Lebanon.
  11. Yildiz called out Israel for disregarding Security Council Resolution 2234 by furthering illegal settlements, settler violence, forced displacement, and actions to undermine Jerusalem's status.
  12. Yildiz proposed a four-point agenda, starting with demanding a swift and uninterrupted ceasefire in Gaza and unrestricted access for humanitarian assistance.
  13. He supported Egypt's reconstruction plan, endorsed by the Arab League and the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation, and reiterated a commitment to a two-state solution, including Palestine's UN membership.
  14. South Africa has labeled Israel's bombardments in Gaza as unprecedented and in violation of international law.
  15. The events in Gaza have sparked international appeals for a ceasefire and humanitarian access, with world leaders urging decisive Security Council interventions to end hostilities and address humanitarian issues.
  16. France has backed a global coalition to uphold international humanitarian law in Gaza.
  17. The UN has called for the immediate resumption of humanitarian aid to Gaza and investigations into aid worker deaths.

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