Erdogan accepts the resignation of the Minister of Treasury and Finance and appoints Noureddin Nebti as his successor

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan signs a decree on the resignation of the Minister of Treasury and Finance, Lutfi Alwan, and appoints Noureddin Nebati, in his place. The decision clarifies that the appointment was made in accordance with Articles 104 and 106 of the Constitution of the Republic of Turkey.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has accepted the resignation of the Minister of Treasury and Finance, Lutfi Alwan, and appointed Noureddin Nebati as his successor.

This came according to a decision signed by President Erdogan, and it was published in the Turkish Official Gazette in its early Thursday issue.

According to the decision, it was decided to appoint Nabtabi as Minister of Treasury and Finance, to succeed the previous minister, Lotfi Alwan, who requested that he be relieved of his position, and the president accepted his request.

The decision clarified that the appointment came in accordance with Articles 104 and 106 of the Constitution of the Republic of Turkey.

Who is Noureddine a vegetarian?

Nureddin Nebati, the new Turkish Minister of Treasury and Finance, was born in the "Veranşehir" district of the state of Şanlıurfa, in the south of the country, on January 1, 1961.

He obtained a Bachelor of Business Administration at the Faculty of Political Science of Istanbul University, then a Master's degree in International Relations from the Institute of Social Sciences of the same university.

As for his doctorate, it was obtained by a vegetarian in the field of political science and public administration from the Institute of Social Sciences of Kocaeli University in the state of the same name.

Vegetarian taught political science, Turkish political life, state and political sociology at a number of different universities.

The new minister worked for a while in the field of textiles, and was a member of the Board of Directors of the Turkish Association of Independent Industrialists and Businessmen (MOSIAD), and the Disciplinary Board of the Istanbul Chamber of Commerce.

He is also a member of the Supreme Advisory Council of Mossad, the Foundation and Association of Graduates of the Faculty of Political Science at Istanbul University, the Associations for the Dissemination of Science, Insar, Tugva, Onder and Utesav, and represented Turkey at the Jerusalem International Parliamentary Forum.

At the fourth regular congress of the ruling Justice and Development Party in the country, Vegetarian was elected a member of the party’s decision-making and management committee, then a member of its executive council.

During the 24th parliamentary legislative session, Nebtani was elected as a parliamentarian for the state of Istanbul, and in the 25th session, he was elected as a representative for the state of Şanlıurfa, and he was also deputy to the Minister of Treasury and Finance before his appointment to the position.

He knows English well, a little Arabic, is married and has four children.

Palestinians stop a car carrying settlers that entered the center of Ramallah

Dozens of Palestinians confronted a car carrying 5 settlers after it stormed the center of Ramallah in the occupied West Bank.

Dozens of Palestinians confronted, on Wednesday evening, a car carrying Jewish settlers that stormed the center of the city of Ramallah in the occupied West Bank.

Eyewitnesses said that a car carrying 5 Jewish settlers arrived at Al-Manara Square in the center of Ramallah, prompting dozens of young men to throw stones at it, according to Anatolia.

Witnesses added that the settlers fled the vehicle, while Palestinians set it on fire.He explained that a Palestinian security force transferred the settlers to an unknown destination.Anadolu Agency quoted a Palestinian security source, who preferred to remain anonymous, that the security forces had reservations about the five settlers.The source did not provide further details about the incident, nor the motives of the five settlers.

However, the Hebrew newspaper Yedioth Ahronoth said that only two Israelis were in the car, pointing out that members of the Palestinian security forces transferred them to the Israeli army at the Fokos checkpoint (in the Ramallah area) near the Beit El settlement.

She added: "It is not yet clear why they (the Israelis) entered the heart of Ramallah, and after their return to Israeli territory, the investigation began with them."

Similar incidents have occurred, most of them by mistake.

Palestinian towns are usually subjected to attacks by Jewish settlers. Since the beginning of this year, the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs in the Occupied Territories has documented 427 (aggression) incidents related to settlers in the West Bank, including Jerusalem, including 312 incidents that resulted in property damage, and 115 Incident that led to injuries among Palestinians.

Data from the Israeli human rights movement, Peace Now, indicate that there are about 666,000 settlers, 145 large settlements and 140 random outposts in the West Bank, including East Jerusalem.