Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan discussed with his Iranian counterpart, Ibrahim Raisi, by telephone, the escalating tension within the framework of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
The Turkish Presidency's Communications Department said in a statement on Monday that the two presidents discussed the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, the escalating tension in the region, and the steps that must be taken for a just solution.
During the phone call, Erdogan stressed that ending the ongoing clashes since the seventh of this month as soon as possible is important for regional and global peace.
He pointed out that Turkey is making intensive efforts to deliver humanitarian aid to the Gaza Strip, stressing the need to avoid steps that increase tension.
Erdogan stressed that taking mutual positive steps in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict would bring with it a permanent solution to the existing conflict.
Source: National Iraqi News Agency