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Speaking at the event, Erdogan emphasized that religious communities are free to maintain their own institutions in Türkiye. He warned that “Islamophobia, which has been on the rise in recent years, clearly threatens both our people and the culture of coexistence,” and added, “Just as Islamophobia is a crime against humanity, anti-Semitism is also a crime, an evil that cannot be considered reasonable or legitimate.”
The president further stressed that Ankara does not tolerate extremist groups like Daesh/ISIS, noting that such organizations indiscriminately attack mosques, churches, and synagogues, showing “no respect even for places of worship.”
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