Turkey has issued an arrest warrant for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on charges of 'genocide.' Turkey's justice minister declared that 'Ankara will continue to stand behind the Palestinian people. We will take all measures to ensure that those who committed crimes against humanity are held accountable.' The warrant was issued as part of an investigation into the seizure of the Somoud Gaza flotilla and the detention of activists who participated in it. According to Turkey's announcement, an arrest warrant was issued against Netanyahu on July 14, and now the Turkish Justice Ministry is requesting a 'red notice' from Interpol—which is a form of international arrest warrant for interrogation.