US Ambassador to Turkey Denies 'Greater Israel' is the Goal
Translated & summarized from Abu Ali Express by baba
U.S. Ambassador to Turkey the U.S. Ambassador to Turkey dismissed the notion of a 'Greater Israel' as an illusion, suggesting Israel's political rivals promote it. He affirmed Israel's right to adjust its borders for security after October 7th, noting it's a time-consuming process.
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- U.S. Ambassador to Turkey the U.S. Ambassador to Turkey called the idea of 'Greater Israel' an illusion.
- The U.S. Ambassador to Turkey suggested Israel's political rivals are spreading the 'Greater Israel' concept.
- He stated Israel has the right to change its borders for security after October 7th.
- The U.S. Ambassador to Turkey acknowledged this security adjustment is a process that takes time.
U.S. Ambassador to Turkey the U.S. Ambassador to Turkey stated that the establishment of a 'Greater Israel' is not the direction the country is heading, calling the idea an illusion. He believes that Israel's political rivals are the ones propagating this concept.
Following the October 7th attacks, the U.S. Ambassador to Turkey affirmed that Israel has the right to alter its border reality to meet its security needs, acknowledging this is a process that takes time.
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