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US Defense Secretary Pete Gashat Visits Israel to Address F-35 Sale and Regional Security
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First reported by Ynet · Jul 7, 2026
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US Defense Secretary Pete Gashat visits Israel for the first time to discuss the F-35 sale to Turkey and regional security amid US-Iran tensions.
- 01US Defense Secretary Pete Gashat visits Israel for the first time since taking office.
- 02He meets Prime Minister Netanyahu to discuss the F-35 sale to Turkey.
- 03Israel fears losing air superiority in the Middle East due to the sale.
- 04Concerns include Turkey's military presence in Syria near Al-Julani's forces.
- 05Gashat also addresses recent US-Iran clashes during his visit.
- 06The visit follows the NATO summit in Turkey where Gashat and President Trump attended.
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