A march was held yesterday in Berlin, the capital of Germany, to commemorate Nakba Day, May 15, 1948, when the Palestinians were deported from their lands after Israel declared its independence. A brief play was performed at Oranienplatz Square in the Kreuzberg District to remember the oppressed and killed Palestinians, and the crowd began marching with slogans. The reactions and slogans intensified when nearing the German Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and the protest was intervened by the Berlin police, who also detained several people.
Speaking at the Shanghai Cooperation Organization summit in Tianjin, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan criticized the international community for failing to stop Israel’s attacks on Gaza, where he said “babies, children, and the elderly die of starvation.” He called for urgent UN reform, arguing the current system cannot end oppression in the Middle East.
Erdoğan also highlighted Türkiye’s role in supporting regional peace efforts in Syria, the South Caucasus, and Central Asia, stressing cooperation through the Turkic States Organization and major transport projects like the Middle Corridor and Development Road. He said Türkiye seeks a just global order based on diplomacy, trade, and stability.
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