In a post on X, Kurtulmuş accused Netanyahu of misusing the U.N. platform to justify «terrorist acts,» calling it a concern for all of humanity, beyond just the U.N. and its member states.

Kurtulmuş specifically condemned Netanyahu for presenting two «fake maps» during his address, which omitted the West Bank and Gaza Strip, depicting all the territory as part of Israel.

«As recognized by 150 states, Netanyahu and his gang…should know that imaginary maps drawn on the table are of no importance,» Kurtulmuş stated, emphasizing that the territories belong to the State of Palestine.

He further remarked that «war criminals» exploiting such tactics would ultimately face justice and be consigned to «the dustbin of history.»

Kurtulmuş’s comments echoed earlier sentiments from Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, who labeled Netanyahu’s U.N. appearance as «a source of shame.»