The Turkish news agency Anadolu conveyed that a cameraman of, who worked as an external partner (freelancer), he fell dead during Israeli raid on Gaza Strip. It is about Mudassir al-Sawaf, who, according to the testimony of his relative, had lost his brother and other relatives in the al-Durj area of ​​southern Gaza in an Israeli bombardment.
A few days ago, the same Turkish agency reported that Mudasir es Sawaf was wounded in the face in an Israeli bombardment, during which members of his family lost their lives, including his father Mustafa es Sawaf, a well-known journalist and political analyst in Gauze.
A little earlier, the Turkish president Recep Tayyip Erdogan told his United Arab Emirates (UAE) counterpart, Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Al Nahyan, that he is “very negative” the resumption of Israeli attacks in the Gaza Strip after collapse of the truce, the office of the Turkish president announced today. The leaders of Turkey and the UAE met on the sidelines of the COP28 summit in Dubai. Erdogan also held meetings with the prime ministers of Japan and Italy to discuss the situation in the Gaza Strip, as well as his Uzbek counterpart, the Turkish presidency said.
“President Erdogan, who stressed that the resumption of fighting is very negative, said that Turkey is working to achieve a lasting ceasefire and for humanitarian aid to reach Gaza,” the statement underlined, adding that Erdogan stressed also that Turkey is doing everything it can to stop the “slaughter” of Israel but that the Muslim world must act united.
Source: News Beast
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