Representative of 'Toki' rejects allegations, points to walkouts and backs two-state solution

The representative of Toki exercised the right of reply and "categorically reject[ed] the baseless malicious allegations" made in the Israeli statement, saying the fact that delegations walked out during Israel's speech was a "resounding diplomatic condemnation." The representative said the Israeli leader's words were discredited and that his isolation was deepening.

The delegation further called the Israeli leader "morally bankrupt," asserted he "stands under an arrest warrant for war crimes and crimes against humanity," and said Turkey would continue to stand with the Palestinian people while supporting a two-state solution "on the basis of the 1967 borders with East Jerusalem as its capital." No specific legal citations were given in the right of reply; the statements were framed as a rejection of allegations and a reaffirmation of diplomatic position.