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Türkiye has condemned a deadly attack by Sudan's Rapid Support Forces on a vehicle carrying displaced civilians in North Kordofan state, calling it a grave violation of international humanitarian law. Ankara reiterated its call for protecting civilians and ensuring safe humanitarian access.Türkiye has condemned a deadly attack by Sudan's Rapid Support Forces on a vehicle carrying displaced civilians in North Kordofan state, calling it a grave violation of international humanitarian law. Ankara reiterated its call for protecting civilians and ensuring safe humanitarian access.President Recep Tayyip Erdogan hosted Jordan's King Abdullah II in Istanbul, where they agreed on key decisions to strengthen bilateral cooperation. The visit, marked by Erdogan receiving Jordan's highest honor, focused on enhancing regional stability and expanding partnerships in trade, defense, and diplomacy.President Recep Tayyip Erdogan hosted Jordan's King Abdullah II in Istanbul, where they agreed on key decisions to strengthen bilateral cooperation. The visit, marked by Erdogan receiving Jordan's highest honor, focused on enhancing regional stability and expanding partnerships in trade, defense, and diplomacy.President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan participated in voting for Anadolu’s annual photo competition on his return from Egypt, selecting images across categories including a powerful shot of Gaza aid distribution he had previously presented at the UN.

Türkiye has condemned a deadly attack by Sudan's Rapid Support Forces on a vehicle carrying displaced civilians in North Kordofan state, calling it a grave violation of international humanitarian law. Ankara reiterated its call for protecting civilians and ensuring safe humanitarian access.Türkiye has condemned a deadly attack by Sudan's Rapid Support Forces on a vehicle carrying displaced civilians in North Kordofan state, calling it a grave violation of international humanitarian law. Ankara reiterated its call for protecting civilians and ensuring safe humanitarian access.President Recep Tayyip Erdogan hosted Jordan's King Abdullah II in Istanbul, where they agreed on key decisions to strengthen bilateral cooperation. The visit, marked by Erdogan receiving Jordan's highest honor, focused on enhancing regional stability and expanding partnerships in trade, defense, and diplomacy.President Recep Tayyip Erdogan hosted Jordan's King Abdullah II in Istanbul, where they agreed on key decisions to strengthen bilateral cooperation. The visit, marked by Erdogan receiving Jordan's highest honor, focused on enhancing regional stability and expanding partnerships in trade, defense, and diplomacy.President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan participated in voting for Anadolu’s annual photo competition on his return from Egypt, selecting images across categories including a powerful shot of Gaza aid distribution he had previously presented at the UN.

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1,000 Turkish flags to be shipped to Jerusalem

Ersin Çelik

13:56, 19/12/2017, Tuesday

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1,000 Turkish flags to be shipped to Jerusalem

File Photo: Protest in Ankara against US decision to recognize Jerusalem as Israel's capital

Istanbul-based firm to send Turkish flags to Jerusalem as sign of support for protests against US decision on city's status

An Istanbul-based flag producer on Tuesday said it would send 1,000 Turkish flags to Jerusalem as a sign of support for protests against the recent U.S. decision to recognize the holy city as the capital of Israel.

"Since the Israeli soldiers forbade the entry of Turkish flags into [Jerusalem's] Al-Aqsa Mosque, we are sending Turkish flags to our brothers in Jerusalem in response," Ahmet Cilkaya, chief executive officer of Asya Bayrak told Anadolu Agency.

Cilkaya said that a box containing both Turkish and Palestinian flags would be shipped to Jerusalem within one week. "Our Palestinian brothers will make us proud when they wave the flags there," he added.

Calling Jerusalem an "indispensable place" for Muslims, he said Turkey had been providing "moral and material support" to Palestinians for years, and would continue to do so.

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Tension has been high in the Palestinian territories since U.S. President Donald Trump officially recognized Jerusalem as Israel’s capital earlier this month, triggering protests across the Arab and Muslim world as well as worldwide condemnations.

Since then, 11 Palestinians have been martyred and over 3,000 injured during several protests in West Bank, East Jerusalem and Gaza Strip, according to the Palestinian Ministry of Health.

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