• Turkish Foreign Ministry recalls ambassador to Israel amid Gaza crisis.
• Turkish President Erdogan declares Israeli PM Netanyahu “unreachable” for diplomatic talks.
• Israel’s diplomats left Turkey last month amid pro-Palestinian protests.

In a significant development, the Turkish Foreign Ministry has officially announced the recall of its ambassador to Israel.

The decision comes in response to the worsening humanitarian crisis in Gaza and the continuous Israeli attacks.

Earlier today, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan declared that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is now deemed ‘unreachable’ for diplomatic discussions.

Last month, Israel’s diplomats in Turkey departed as pro-Palestinian protests swept the nation.

Subsequently, Israel revealed its decision to recall its envoys in order to evaluate the state of bilateral relations.

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