Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Saturday slammed Israeli attack on Anadolu Agency’s office in the Gaza Strip, saying it is a bid to hinder broadcasting their "dirty works" to the world.

Axar.az reports citing Anadolu Agency.

"The Israeli administration, with the courage that it has taken from the silence of the international community, goes as far as bombarding media outlets and humanitarian aid agencies, and they bombed our Anadolu Agency.

"Because all of their dirty works should not be made public. Whoever announces [these dirty works] is an enemy for them," Erdogan said at the 39th traditional iftar meal ( fast-breaking meal) organized by the Birlik Foundation charity in Istanbul.

Erdogan added despite Israel's "bullying policies", Anadolu Agency continues to work by pushing the limits.

Last Saturday, Israeli fighter jets totally destroyed the seven-story building in Gaza City in which the agency’s office is located.