Turkey leads the way by contributing to UNESCO's aid fund for Gaza
Ambassador Gulnur Aybet, Turkey's permanent representative to UNESCO, has announced the country's contribution to the UNESCO Gaza aid fund, marking the beginning of what UNESCO hopes will be broader international support for reconstruction and educational initiatives in Palestine.
During a meeting on the Gaza aid fund, Aybet reaffirmed Turkey's position on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, emphasizing the growing international consensus regarding Israel's actions in Palestine. Aybet highlighted that an increasing number of voices in the international community are characterizing Israel's actions as 'genocide'. This characterization is based on a United Nations Commission of Inquiry report, which confirmed this description, according to Aybet.
The Independent International Commission of Inquiry established by the United Nations Human Rights Council on the Occupied Palestinian Territories, including East Jerusalem, and Israel, described Israel's conduct in Palestine as 'genocide' in its report. However, Aybet did not mention any specific countries that have recently recognized Palestinian statehood in the context of the article.
The UNESCO Gaza aid fund aims to support Palestine's educational infrastructure, which has faced severe damage and humanitarian challenges. Aybet expressed appreciation for the recent steps taken by multiple countries toward recognizing Palestinian statehood. Turkey's contribution to the fund is part of ongoing international efforts to address the humanitarian situation in Palestine through aid channels and diplomatic initiatives.
The UNESCO Gaza aid fund is not explicitly mentioned as being used for any specific actions characterized as 'genocide' in the context of the article. Aybet's reaffirmation of Turkey's position on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict does not include any new characterization of Israel's actions beyond the previously mentioned 'genocide'.
Aybet also underscored the two-state solution as 'the only viable option' for resolving the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. She shared the development on social media platform X. The UNESCO Gaza aid fund is an effort to provide educational and cultural support to the Palestinian territory, contributing to the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization's humanitarian aid for Palestine.
In conclusion, Turkey's contribution to the UNESCO Gaza aid fund signifies a significant step towards international cooperation in addressing the humanitarian crisis in Palestine and supporting the Palestinian people's right to education and cultural preservation.
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