The Center for Combating Disinformation under the Turkish Presidency has categorically denied allegations that Ankara interfered in Israel’s elections, describing them as part of a deliberate campaign to manipulate public opinion.
In a statement issued in response to reports in international media and posts on social media, the Turkish institution dismissed the allegations as baseless.
“The allegations appearing in certain international media outlets and on social media platforms, claiming that ‘Turkey interfered in the Israeli elections,’ are entirely baseless,” the statement said.
According to Turkish authorities, the claims are part of an organized effort to mislead the public and influence public perceptions of the issue.
“We strongly urge the public not to believe such false reports and allegations intended to deceive them,” the statement added.
In its response, Turkey rejected the allegations of interference in Israel’s electoral process, insisting that the claims amount to disinformation.
