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Israeli Defense Minister Katz Dismisses Critics of Syria Strike as Ineffective Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz dismissed opposition and media criticism of last week's airstrike on a Syrian base targeting Turkish military buildup, calling critics ineffective and inconsistent. The strike, based on military intelligence and political approval, aimed to prevent Turkish entrenchment in Syria.
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What happened 01 Israel Katz rejects opposition criticism of Syria strike as ineffective and inconsistent. 02 The strike targeted Turkish military buildup in Syria, approved by military and political leadership. 03 Critics initially called the strike politically motivated, then claimed it provoked Turkey dangerously. 04 Katz hopes critics will not gain influence due to security risks their views pose. 05 Opposition candidate Yair Golan called the strike reckless, risking conflict with Turkey and allies. 06 The incident highlights tensions between Israel and Turkey and internal Israeli political debates. Opposition figure Yair Golan warned the attack risks conflict with Turkey and harms Israel's alliances.
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