Turkey seeks Interpol red notice against Netanyahu over Gaza aid flotilla case

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Turkey’s recent request for an Interpol red notice against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, based on arrest warrants issued against him over the attack on activists from the Global Sumud Flotilla, has raised questions about the significance of the move and the next steps following the request.

Turkey’s Justice Minister Akin Gurlek said judicial proceedings in the case were still ongoing before the 11th High Criminal Court in Istanbul.

He said the case involves 35 defendants, including Netanyahu. “We absolutely do not accept the understanding that the Netanyahu government, which is carrying out a policy of genocide in Gaza, is immune and cannot be held accountable,” Gurlek said.

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