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Netanyahu Warns Against Turkey’s Military Expansion and F-35 Acquisition Amid Regional Security Concerns
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First reported by Channel 13 · 3 hours ago
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Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu warns that Turkey’s acquisition of F-35 jets and deployment of advanced radar in Syria threaten Israel’s military freedom and regional stability. He labels Turkish President Erdoğan an enemy and criticizes the U.S. for supporting Turkey’s military expansion, citing ambitions to restore the Ottoman Empire.
- 01Netanyahu warns Turkey’s F-35 purchase threatens Middle East power balance.
- 02Israel fears Turkey’s radar deployment in Syria will limit Israeli air operations.
- 03Netanyahu rejects calling Erdoğan a 'frenemy,' calling him an enemy instead.
- 04Turkey’s ambitions include restoring the Ottoman Empire, per Netanyahu.
- 05Netanyahu criticizes U.S. support for Turkey’s military expansion.
- 06Concerns arise amid Trump-Erdoğan meeting in Ankara.
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