Turkish President Erdogan said Turkey will not approve attempts to cooperate with Israel within NATO, as Israel has "trampled on the fundamental values of our alliance."

Erdogan called for responsible members of the international community to work towards a two-state solution between Israel and Palestine based on the 1967 borders.

Turkey is ready to take initiatives, including as a guarantor, to help establish a ceasefire and permanent peace in Gaza. Turkey's Concerns About NATO Allies' Ties to Terrorist Groups

Erdogan criticized the "crooked relationship" some NATO allies have with terrorist groups like the PYD/YPG, which are linked to the PKK.

Turkey expects solidarity from NATO allies in the fight against terrorism, which is one of NATO's major threats.

Erdogan called on allies to abandon policies that harm NATO's unity and integrity.

Erdogan invited Syrian President Assad to Turkey or a third country for talks to overcome grievances.

Turkey wants to become a permanent member of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO), not just an observer.

Turkey is interested in hosting a future NATO summit, potentially in Istanbul.

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