German President Steinmeier was protested in Ankara

German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier was protested by a group of Palestinian supporters in front of Ankara University’s Faculty of Languages, History and Geography, where he came to visit, due to Germany’s support for Israel.

German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier, who visited Ankara University Faculty of Languages, History and Geography within the framework of his visits to Turkey, was protested by a group of Palestinian supporters waiting there. The group, chanting slogans with banners in their hands, said in unison that Steinmeier should leave Turkey.

“They are calling for so-called humanitarian aid and peace in order to mask their dirty faces.”

Making a statement on behalf of the group, Nevzat Ölek said, “The Zionist gang and their collaborators, whose true faces are seen by the people of the world, on the one hand, call for so-called humanitarian aid and peace in order to mask their dirty faces. On the other hand, they stand by Israel despite the crimes against humanity, serious human rights violations and genocide they commit.” “They continue to stand by and blame the innocent Palestinian people. With this ambivalent attitude, the President of Germany, Frank-Walter Steinmeier, who is one of the countries that is the friend, supporter and protector of the murderer Israel, came to our country for a 3-day visit and is here now,” he said.

“Germany is complicit in this crime by supporting Israel.”

Making a call to Germany, Söylek said, “We would like to give this message to the German President from here: Israel is not a state, but an occupying terrorist organization. Hamas members are freedom fighters defending their homeland. Israeli invaders are collapsing on Palestinians’ lands, homes and workplaces, and usurping everything.” Israel has murdered tens of thousands of people with phosphorus and cluster bombs and continues to massacre. President Steinmeier and German government officials are complicit in this crime by supporting Israel, which has violated international law, war law and human rights law with its stance. “They should give up these policies, which will remain a black stain on Turkey’s forehead. Germany should also take its place on the side of countries like Ireland, Malta and Slovenia, Spain, Argentina, Brazil, Chile and the Republic of South Africa, which do what is necessary to be conscientious, even if their people are not Muslims,” ​​he said.