Erdogan Condemns Satirical Magazine's Controversial Cartoon

Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan criticized a satirical magazine's cartoon depicting Islamic and Jewish prophets as a provocative act. Promising legal action, Erdogan vowed to protect sacred values and hold those responsible accountable.


Devdiscourse News Desk | Ankara | Updated: 01-07-2025 18:45 IST | Created: 01-07-2025 18:45 IST
Erdogan Condemns Satirical Magazine's Controversial Cartoon
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Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan on Tuesday harshly criticized a cartoon published in a satirical magazine, calling it a 'vile provocation.' The depiction of Islamic and Jewish prophets in the cartoon has sparked outrage.

Erdogan promised that authorities would monitor the legal proceedings closely. He emphasized, 'We will not allow anyone to speak against our sacred values, no matter what,' in a televised address.

The President further stated, 'Those who show disrespect to our Prophet and other prophets will be held accountable before the law,' indicating a strong stance against what he perceives as blasphemy.

(With inputs from agencies.)

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