Netanyahu calls Turkey's Erdogan 'tyrant' in UN speech
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called Turkey's President Recep Tayyip Erdogan a "tyrant" during a speech at the UN Thursday, accusing Ankara of harboring Hamas militant leaders.
"The latest country to become a super spreader of antisemitic lies (is Turkey)... Erdogan is a tyrant. He also hosts the Hamas terror chiefs," he said.
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