Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Feidan, who went to the United States to attend the United Nations General Assembly, said while attending an event in New York on the 21st that he hoped the US side would urge Israel to abandon its policy of undermining stability in the Middle East and the world. According to Turkey's Anadolu News Agency, Feidan said, “We expect the US to further exert its influence and urge Israel to stop policies that damage regional and global peace and stability.” Feidan also called on Middle Eastern countries to take responsibility more actively on regional security issues because “solutions proposed by the region are more likely to have long-term effects.”

Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Feidan, who went to the United States to attend the United Nations General Assembly, said while attending an event in New York on the 21st that he hoped the US side would urge Israel to abandon its policy of undermining stability in the Middle East and the world. According to Turkey's Anadolu News Agency, Feidan said, “We expect the US to further exert its influence and urge Israel to stop policies that damage regional and global peace and stability.” Feidan also called on Middle Eastern countries to take responsibility more actively on regional security issues because “solutions proposed by the region are more likely to have long-term effects.”