Netanyahu Opposes Selling F-35 Jets to Turkey Citing Hamas Support
Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba
Prime Minister Netanyahu opposes selling F-35 jets to Turkey, accusing it of supporting Hamas and threatening regional power balance.
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- Netanyahu opposes selling F-35 jets or engines to Turkey.
- He says such sales would disrupt Middle East power balance favoring Israel and the US.
- Netanyahu accuses Turkey of funding and sheltering Hamas.
- He claims Turkey is effectively supporting Hamas by welcoming them.
- The statement highlights concerns over Turkey's role in regional security.
- Netanyahu frames Turkey as backing "the bad side" in the conflict.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has declared that Israel should not sell F-35 fighter jets or their engines to Turkey. He warned that such a sale would destabilize the balance of power in the Middle East, which currently relies on Israel's air superiority and the American military presence in the region. Netanyahu accused Turkey of financially supporting Hamas, providing it shelter, and effectively rolling out the red carpet for the group. He emphasized that Turkey's actions amount to backing "the bad side."
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