Türkiye’s Free Cause Party (HÜDA PAR) has strongly condemned Israel’s recent airstrikes on Iran, describing them as a “barbaric” act of aggression backed by the United States.

In a statement issued from its headquarters in Ankara, HÜDA PAR called the attack a deliberate attempt to undermine Islamic unity and suppress independent nations. “The aggression of the Zionist regime, supported by the U.S., is pushing our region into further conflict,” the party said, referencing past interventions in Palestine, Yemen, Syria, and Lebanon.

The party framed the airstrikes as part of a broader strategy to eliminate resistance to Western influence in the Middle East, warning that the assault on Iran marks a “dangerous new phase” in regional tensions. It accused Israel of pursuing territorial ambitions, including the establishment of a so-called “Greater Israel,” and cautioned that unaddressed Israeli actions, including the ongoing genocide in Gaza, could escalate further.

HÜDA PAR urged Muslim nations to unite against what it described as “imperialist plots.” “We call on the Islamic world to strengthen solidarity and resist divisive schemes by global powers,” the statement read.

Expressing solidarity with Iran, the party offered condolences for those killed in the strikes and wished for the recovery of the injured. “We denounce this attack on the Islamic Republic of Iran and pray for mercy on the martyrs and healing for those wounded,” HÜDA PAR added.

The Israeli airstrikes, which reportedly killed several high-ranking Iranian officials and civilians, have heightened tensions in the region. HÜDA PAR’s statement joins a chorus of condemnation from Islamic political groups and movements across the Middle East, many of whom are calling for a coordinated response.

Israel has not publicly commented on the strikes, and the U.S. has yet to issue an official statement. The Iranian government has reported no casualties at its Natanz nuclear facility, one of the sites targeted, and stated that no radiation or chemical leaks occurred. (ILKHA)