Israel excluded from COP31 in Turkey over Gaza war | The Jerusalem Post
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Israel was not invited to the COP31 climate summit, which Turkey is hosting this year, Turkish Environment Minister and COP President Murat Kurum announced on Tuesday, citing Israel's actions in Gaza as the reason for its exclusion.
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Neutral
Turkish Environment Minister Murat Kurum announced on Tuesday that Israel was not invited to the COP31 climate summit in Turkey, citing Israel's actions in Gaza as the reason. Kurum stated to Turkish media that the host country did not send an invitation to Israel and that the summit would discuss climate and climate justice.
Israeli
Turkish Environment Minister Murat Kurum announced that Israel was not invited to the COP31 climate summit, explicitly citing Israel's actions in Gaza as the reason for its exclusion. Kurum stated to Turkish media that the host country did not send an invitation to Israel, while noting that the summit would discuss climate and climate justice.
Palestinian
Turkish Environment Minister Murat Kurum announced that Israel was excluded from the COP31 climate summit, explicitly citing Israel's actions in Gaza as the reason for the decision. Kurum stated that Turkey did not send an invitation to Israel, noting that the summit would focus on climate and climate justice.
Western
Turkish Environment Minister Murat Kurum announced that Israel was not invited to the COP31 climate summit, citing Israel's actions in Gaza as the reason for its exclusion. Kurum stated to Turkish media that, as the host country for the leaders’ summit, Turkey did not send an invitation to Israel.
Regional (Arab states and Turkey)
Turkey has excluded Israel from the COP31 climate summit, with Environment Minister Murat Kurum citing Israel's actions in Gaza as the reason for the decision. Kurum stated that the host country did not send an invitation to Israel, emphasizing that the summit will focus on climate and climate justice.
Humanitarian / anti-war
Turkish Environment Minister Murat Kurum announced that Israel was excluded from the COP31 climate summit, citing its actions in Gaza as the reason. Kurum stated that the host country did not send an invitation to Israel, while emphasizing that the summit would discuss climate and climate justice.
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- DANIELLE GREYMAN-KENNARDBy DANIELLE GREYMAN-KENNARD
Israel was not invited to the COP31 climate summit, which Turkey is hosting this year, Turkish Environment Minister and COP President Murat Kurum announced on Tuesday, citing Israel's actions in Gaza as the reason for its exclusion. “As the host country for the leaders’ summit, w…
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