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Erdogan says Gaza ‘shame of humanity,’ calls for permanent ceasfire

Erdogan says Gaza ‘shame of humanity,’ calls for permanent ceasfire

  • Recep Tayyip Erdogan repeated his claim that Israel’s actions in Gaza constituted ‘genocide’ and called it the ‘shame of humanity’
  • Erdogan branded Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu the ‘butcher of Gaza’ and compared him to Nazi Germany’s Adolf Hitler
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Italian Premier Giorgia Meloni visits Albania to thank country for hosting migrant centers

Italian Premier Giorgia Meloni visits Albania to thank country for hosting migrant centers

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Italy’s Meloni to visit migrant centers in Albania

Italy’s Meloni to visit migrant centers in Albania

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