Speaker of the Turkish Parliament / Numan Kurtulmus / said that the cyber attacks that have recently occurred one after the other in Lebanon, "have become a warning to all of humanity, because they show the terrible dimensions of this aggression." During his meeting today, Thursday, with the Speaker of the Polish Parliament, Szymon Holonia, in Ankara, the Speaker of the Turkish Parliament expressed his fear that "the world will be dragged into major regional and global conflicts if it is not possible to stop the Israeli aggression." Kurtulmus added that the ongoing Israeli aggression in Gaza, which is likely to extend to Lebanon, and if the Israeli aggression cannot be stopped, I fear that the world will be dragged into major regional and global conflicts. He pointed out that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu "and his gang continue their aggression and do not hesitate to commit all kinds of crimes because they enjoy unlimited support from some Western countries, especially the United States of Amer ica." For his part, Holonia expressed his hope that his visit would lead to the beginning of a new era in relations between the parliaments of the two countries. He said that his country wants to diversify cooperation with Turkey in the fields of tourism, education and economy. In the context of talking about the Middle East, Holonia stressed that the two-state solution (Palestinian and Israeli) is necessary to achieve peace in the region. He pointed out that the situation in the Middle East is "catastrophic", and that Poland's goal in the region is to achieve peace as soon as possible. Source: National Iraqi News Agency
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