Erdogan urges world to recognise East Jerusalem as 'capital of Palestine'
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan
Istanbul - AFP
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"I am inviting the countries who value international law and fairness to recognise occupied Jerusalem as the capital of Palestine," he told leaders from the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) gathered for an emergency meeting in Istanbul, saying Islamic countries would "never give up" on this demand
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Beirut - NNA
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Paris - Emiratesvoice
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Taipei - Emiratesvoice
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Paris - Emiratesvoice
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Paris - Emiratesvoice
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