had urged Azerbaijan to sever relations with Israel. France–Muslim world tensions Turkish President Erdoğan, following French President Emmanuel Macron's statement about Islam, has compared the situation of Muslims in Europe today to the Jews in World War II. This statement was condemned in Israel, who pointed out the Turkish government's absence on voicing solidarity following the murder of French teacher Samuel Paty, as well as accusing Turkish government of hyping the situation and signal the differences between Nazi policy in World War II and French struggle against Islamic extremism. Pakistani journalist working for Haaretz, Kunwar Khuldune Shahid, has pointed out that the Turkish government is openly glorifying mass killings on non-Muslims while trying to create blasphemy and hypocrisies throughout abusing the Holocaust for its political gains. Hamas Hamas is receiving diplomatic support from Turkey and the Hamas delegations in 2019 and 2020 hosted in Turkey. In addition, according to reports Saleh al-Arouri, who is a top Hamas official is living in Turkey for many years. Israeli media also reported that Hamas planned attacks against Israel from Turkey, including kidnappings in 2014. In 2020, according to Israeli diplomats Turkey gave passports and identity cards to Hamas members in Istanbul. 2021 Israel–Palestine crisis During the 2021 Israel–Palestine crisis, Turkey accused Israel for the violence. The Turkish president called Israel a terror state and said that Turkey took initiatives to make international institutions to take action. In addition, the Turkish Foreign Minister said during his speech at the United Nations General Assembly that Israel is the sole responsible for the violence and must held accountable for its crimes. In another speech at the United Nations Human Rights Council, he said that Israel's actions are "crimes against humanity". In an emergency meeting of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation, Turkey proposed an "international protection mechanism", including the deploy of a military force, for the protection of the Palestinians. The Turkey's vice president Fuat Oktay said that the Muslim countries should act and take a clear stance. During a phone call with the Russian President Vladimir Putin, the Turkish President told him that the international community should “give Israel a strong and deterrent lesson.” In another call, the Turkish President asked the Pope Francis to support sanctions against Israel. In addition, the Turkish president talked in the phone with the King Abdullah of Jordan and told him that the Israeli attacks against Palestinians are inhuman and