ANTALYA, November 10, 2026 (WAFA) – Prime Minister Mohammad Mustafa on Tuesday discussed developments on the Palestinian arena with Turkish Vice President Cevdet Yılmaz.
The meeting took place on the sidelines of Mustafa's participation, on behalf of President Mahmoud Abbas, in the 31st United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP31), in Antalya in the presence of Palestine's Ambassador to Türkiye, Nasri Abu Jeish.
Prime Minister Mustafa touched upon the latest developments in the Palestinian territories amid Israel’s relentless genocidal aggression against the Palestinian people in Gaza, and the worsening humanitarian situation resulting from the continued prevention of humanitarian aid and relief supplies from entering the Strip, and the failure to meet urgent needs, particularly with the onset of winter.
Mustafa briefed Yılmaz on the continued attacks by Israeli occupation forces and colonists against the Palestinian people and their property in the West Bank, and the intensification of Israeli measures, including movement restrictions, checkpoints, denying Palestinian workers access to their workplaces, land confiscation, and withholding Palestinian clearance revenues for the twentieth consecutive month.
The Prime Minister expressed his appreciation for Türkiye's continued support for the State of Palestine and its people at various levels, as well as Türkiye's positions in support of the Palestinian cause and its efforts to uphold the Palestinian people’s rights in international forums.
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