Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu over the weekend called Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan an "antisemitic dictator" in the latest clash between the two feuding leaders.

Netanyahu at an event in Tel Aviv for Christian Israeli Defense Force (IDF) soldiers accused Erdoğan of massacring "women and children in Kurdish villages," calling Turkey "more dictatorial day by day."

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“We are proud of you," Netanyahu said to the crowd at the event, according to The Jerusalem Post . "The entire nation is proud of you. You belong to the most moral army on Earth.”