An Israeli minister admits: We are working to prevent the sale of F-35 fighters to Turkey
Israeli Finance Minister Petzrich Smotrich admitted that Israel is working publicly and secretly to prevent the sale of American F-35 fighters to Turkey, after Trump's positive statements towards Ankara at the NATO summit.
While the NATO summit was continuing in Ankara, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu made statements to the American media targeting Turkey, as he responded to a question about the possibility of Turkey obtaining F-35 fighters, saying: “I think this would be a mistake.”
In a striking admission, Israeli Finance Minister Ptsrich Smotrich said that Israel is seeking, publicly and behind the scenes, to prevent the sale of F-35 fighters to Turkey, stressing that they are in intensive contact with US President Donald Trump and his team about this. The matter.
Smotrich said: “We are preparing broadly and multifaceted to confront this threat. We are in very intense contact with the president and his team and we are working very hard. I do not want to go into details now in front of the television cameras, but we are working publicly and behind the scenes to prevent the sale of F-35 fighters to Turkey.”
This Israeli move came after the messages sent by President Trump during the NATO summit in Ankara, where he described Turkey as a wonderful ally, and said about Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan: “I love Erdogan,” he said, also referring to Turkey’s desire to obtain F-35 fighters.
According to the Israeli public broadcaster (Kan), the Trump administration is considering selling F-35 fighters to Turkey at an upcoming meeting in November in the United States.
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