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‘We cannot let impunity go unpunished’: Turkish parliament speaker urges action over Israel’s violations as he warns global order is losing legitimacy

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Turkish Parliament Speaker Numan Kurtulmus called for concrete international action against Israel’s violations of international law, warning that governments could no longer ignore the genocide in Gaza and Israeli attacks across the region.

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