Turkish Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu has underlined that his country is against all forms of racism. Speaking at a joint press conference with his U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry in the Turkish capital of Ankara following a tete-a-tete meeting, Davutoglu underlined that Turkey led the countries who were against all forms of racism and would continue its stance against racism, noting that if Israel wished to hear positive statements from Turkey, then it has to review its own stance. In response to a question on Turkish-Israeli relations, Davutoglu stressed that Israel acted with a hostile attitude when it killed nine Turks in open seas back in May 2010 as they were on their way to Gaza to deliver aid. "We made great efforts to facilitate Israeli-Palestinian peace. We are ready to make more efforts. Both Kerry and President Barack Obama informed us that they would make serious efforts on the Israeli-Palestinian issue," Davutoglu was quoted as saying by Qatar News Agency (QNA). Turkey is ready to do whatever is necessary for a just solution with two states (Israel and Palestine), Davutoglu said.
