Hostages Rescued in Turkey After Pro-Gaza Protest at P&G Factory
The nine-hour standoff ended with the assailant detained and all hostages unharmed, highlighting the global impact of the Israel-Hamas conflict.
- Gunmen took seven hostages at a Procter & Gamble factory in Turkey, protesting the Israel-Hamas war in Gaza.
- The hostages were safely rescued after a nine-hour ordeal, with the assailant detained unharmed.
- The incident has heightened tensions in Turkey, where public sentiment against Israel and its main ally, the US, has been rising.
- Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has been vocal in his criticism of Israel, comparing Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to Adolf Hitler.
- The hostage situation and its resolution have drawn international attention to the ongoing conflict in Gaza and its global repercussions.