He called for diplomatic measures and a NATO veto to address the situation, while also condemning the recent Quran burning incident.

"The fact that the Swedish authorities allowed this scandalous act for the second time reveals the point they have reached in hostility towards Islam," Ramanlı stated. "It is unacceptable to try to tolerate the cowardly attacks targeting the Holy Quran within the scope of 'freedom of expression'. Such reckless attacks on the sacred values of Muslims must be stopped immediately."

Ramanlı expressed his disappointment with the Swedish authorities, saying: "It is obvious that the Swedish authorities, who turned a blind eye to the same despicable attack for the second time, did not shy away from the condemnation of the Islamic world. A comprehensive boycott should be carried out by the Islamic world against Sweden and all other anti-Islamic regimes, which turn a blind eye to attacks on Islam and Islamic values. Relations should be suspended. Otherwise, the number of these hostile attacks will increase, and all our values will be targeted under the guise of the 'freedom of expression'."

He urged individuals and organizations, regardless of their religion or belief, to take a stand against the provocative attempt and stated: "Every sane and principled individual and organization should take the initiative and action to end this and similar treachery that will upset humanity."

Regarding the attacks in the Jenin refugee camp, Ramanlı denounced the Zionist occupation regime's continued disregard for agreements and treaties.

 "The reckless bombing of Jenin, which was left under the control of the Palestinian Authority with the so-called peace agreement, shows that the occupation regime will not abide by any covenant or treaty," he asserted.

Ramanlı criticized the occupation regime's disregard for agreements and treaties, highlighting the need for action against the administrations that remain silent and pursue alliances with the Zionist regime. He called on countries in the region, particularly Türkiye, to sever all relations with the Zionists and unite against this terrorist regime before it poses a direct threat to their own territories.

The press conference was attended by HÜDA PAR Secretary General and Gaziantep Deputy Şehzade Demir, Mersin Deputy Faruk Dinç, and the party’s spokesperson Yunus Emiroğlu. (ILKHA)