Source: Daily Sabah
A recent presidential decree, now published in the Official Gazette, highlights the Turkish government’s commitment to reimbursing tuition fees for master’s and doctoral students residing in war-hit Gaza, Palestine, who are pursuing a thesis program or equivalent in public higher education institutions.
President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan’s decision added a temporary article to the presidential decree concerning contribution and tuition fees for the 2023-2024 academic year in higher education institutions.
This addition stipulates that for the spring semester of the 2023-2024 academic year, the state will bear the tuition costs for thesis-based master’s and doctoral students residing in Gaza, Palestine, enrolled in formal education programs at Turkish public higher education institutions.
Moreover, a presidential decree issued on Nov. 17 and recently published in the Official Gazette covered the tuition fees for associate and undergraduate students from Gaza attending formal education programs at public Turkish higher education institutions. With this latest decision, master’s and doctoral students have also been included in this program, marking an extension of the financial support initiative.
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Biden says ‘indiscriminate bombing’ in Gaza is costing Israel support
President Biden offered sharp criticism of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s conduct of the war on Hamas in Gaza on Tuesday, suggesting that Israel’s closest ally and biggest donor is souring on a campaign that has killed thousands of Palestinians and sparked a humanitarian catastrophe in Gaza.
Biden told supporters that “the indiscriminate bombing that takes place” was beginning to cost Israel support around the world.
“Bibi’s got a tough decision to make,” Biden said, referring to Netanyahu by his nickname. “I think he has to change, and with this government, this government in Israel is making it very difficult for him to move.”
The comments, delivered at a fundraiser in Washington, stood out as some of the most direct language the president has used in speaking about his Israeli counterpart. Biden and Netanyahu, who have known each other for decades, have in recent days expressed increasingly divergent views of the conflict.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/2023/12/12/israel-gaza-hamas-biden-netanyahu/
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