Turkish President Tayyip Erdoğan said that after Israel's actions in the Gaza Strip, he does not perceive Prime Minister of the Jewish State Benjamin Netanyahu as his interlocutor.
According to Hürriyet, he told Turkish journalists he did not have contacts with the Israeli PM, adding, “Our head of the National Intelligence Organization, Ibrahim Kalin, maintains contacts with the Israeli side. […] Netanyahu is no longer a person who can be perceived as an interlocutor for us in any case.”
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