Israeli newspaper: “We received a slap from Türkiye” after Erdogan and Trump met at the NATO summit
The prominent Israeli newspaper Maariv, in an extensive analysis, described the diplomatic picture drawn by the meeting of the Turkish and American presidents at the NATO summit as a “slap” to Israel, pointing to Turkey’s growing influence in the balance of regional and international power.
The prominent Israeli newspaper Maariv published an extensive analysis following the NATO summit, in which it addressed the rise in Turkey’s regional and international influence.
The newspaper indicated that the meetings that brought together Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and US President Donald Trump on the sidelines of the summit were under close monitoring in Tel Aviv.
Maariv considered in its analysis that the diplomatic image that resulted from the meetings between the two leaders carried important messages, not only For Turkish-American relations, but also for the balance of power in the Middle East, assessing that Turkey’s weight in Washington’s regional policies has become significantly increasing.
The newspaper described the recent diplomatic scene with the phrase, “We received a slap from Turkey,” adding that Ankara’s regional influence is not limited to rhetoric alone, but is based on active field and diplomatic activity that has made Turkey one of the most important actors in the regional equation.
This story was produced with machine-translation assistance, then went through human editorial review for accuracy and sourcing.
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