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Netanyahu Criticizes Erdogan and US Fighter Jet Deal, Warns of Regional Power Shift

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First reported by Behadrei Haredim · 15 hours ago

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Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu criticized Turkish President Erdogan for hostile rhetoric and opposed the US-Turkey F-35 jet deal, warning it would harm Middle East power balance.

01Netanyahu condemns Erdogan for calling openly for Israel's destruction and threatening NATO members Cyprus and Greece.
02He accuses Erdogan's officials of wanting to erase Israel and control Jerusalem.
03Netanyahu opposes the US sale of F-35 jets to Turkey, citing risks to regional power balance.
04He links Turkey's regime to the extremist Muslim Brotherhood ideology.
05Israel's air superiority and US presence are deemed vital for Middle East stability.
06Comments followed Netanyahu's recent agreement signing with Lebanon, highlighting regional tensions.

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