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Turkey Warns Israel Against 'Dangerous Path' of Confrontation
Turkey's intelligence chief, İbrahim Kalın, warned Israel against a "dangerous path" if its new government designates Turkey as hostile, suggesting disputes stem from Israeli state policy rather than just Prime Minister Netanyahu.
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What happened
- 01Turkey's intelligence chief İbrahim Kalın warned Israel against a "dangerous path" if it designates Turkey as hostile.
- 02Kalın stated that the core dispute between Turkey and Israel is the Palestinian issue.
- 03Turkey demands Israel change its attitude toward Palestinians and end the occupation.
- 04Kalın cited Israel's international isolation and territorial expansion as destabilizing factors.
- 05He asserted that Turkey does not seek confrontation with Israel.
Kalın identified the Palestinian issue as the sole dispute, demanding changes in Israel's treatment of Palestinians and an end to occupation. He also cited Israel's international isolation and territorial expansion as destabilizing factors in the region, while asserting Turkey does not seek confrontation.
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