Turkey’s presidential spokesperson said that Israeli PM is dismayed and disturbed by Erdo?an's remarks on humanity.

Iran Press/ Asia: Ibrahim Kal?n on Sunday said that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is 'dismayed' by the remarks made by Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdo?an in relation to crimes against humanity and the oppressed people of Palestine, Yeni ?afak newspaper reported.

"Instead of begging President Erdo?an not to speak out the truth, Netanyahu should end the lawless occupation of Palestinian lands and the brutal oppression of Palestinian people," Kal?n said on Twitter.

"Bashing Erdo?an or using Kurds as a political chip will not save him from his domestic troubles," he continued.

Netanyahu on Dec. 22 posted a tweet citing Erdogan and said "the occupier of Northern Cyprus, whose army massacres women and children in Kurdish villages, inside and outside Turkey – should not preach to Israel."

Netanyahu's tweet came after President Erdogan's remarks during a youth program in Turkey's Western city of Izmir where he said "do not kick your enemy who fell, you are not Jews. In Israel, they kick men, actually, Jews kick not only men but also women and even children who fell on the ground."

The political tensions between Ankara and Tel Aviv have repeatedly escalated over a number of issues, including Israel's occupation of Palestine.  

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