Exclusive: Erdogan Warns Israel over ‘Misguided Narrative’ of Turkey Threat
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Erdogan Warns Israel over 'Misguided Narrative' of Turkey Threat
In a recent interview with Newsweek, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan accused Israel of pushing a false narrative that seeks to depict his nation as a threat to the fellow U.S. ally and the region as a whole. Against the backdrop of increasingly heated rhetoric exchanged between Israeli and…
President Erdoğan, speaking to Newsweek, said: “Turkey has no animosity towards the Israeli people or any society. Our objection is to policies that we see as contrary to international law and to steps that deepen instability in our region.” Erdoğan stated that the rhetoric in Israel portraying Turkey as a “new source of threat” is linked to the election atmosphere in Israel. This article, titled “Erdoğan spoke to Newsweek: Turkey has no animosi…
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan sent a direct message to the Israelis, stating that his country did not view the Israeli people as an enemy, considering that the portrayal of Turkey as a new security threat was, according to Ankara's position, linked to Israel's internal political accounts and electoral atmosphere. According to a report by journalist Eli Leon in the Israeli newspaper Maaref, based on a report published by the magazine New…
President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan answered a question regarding a possible military conflict between Türkiye and Israel.
Evaluating the possibility of a military conflict with Israel, President Erdoğan emphasized that Türkiye does not base its foreign policy on inevitable war scenarios, and that instead of discussing hypothetical conflicts, the focus should be on diplomacy to prevent such a possibility.
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