The deal Turkey offers Israel: "You will pay the price together with the region"

Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan attacked Prime Minister Netanyahu, accusing him of using hostility toward Turkey to strengthen his position, and warned that Israel will pay a price if it does not adopt a peace-based foreign policy. Fidan stated that Turkey's defense alliance with Saudi Arabia and Pakistan is progressing, and that Ankara is ready to provide military assistance to Saudi Arabia. He added that Israel, under Netanyahu, poses a threat to the world.

Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan sharply attacked Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, accusing him of using hostility toward Turkey to strengthen his political position and present himself as irreplaceable. According to Fidan, Ankara does not take these statements lightly and is closely monitoring Israel's military collaborations in the region. Fidan called on Israel to adopt a foreign policy based on peace, respect, and cooperation, warning that otherwise it will become more isolated and pay the price together with the region. He escalated his tone, saying that Israel, under Netanyahu's policies, is not only a threat to the region but to the entire world, and that many countries are seeking ways to deal with this policy. Meanwhile, Fidan stated that the defense alliance between Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and Pakistan, known as the "Mecca Alliance," is progressing, and that Ankara is ready to provide military assistance to Saudi Arabia if necessary. On other issues, Fidan addressed the spread of fighting to the Black Sea, warned against damage to commercial ships, and noted that Turkey continues contacts with Russia and Ukraine to promote an arrangement similar to the previous grain deal. He also said that Turkey sees a willingness from Damascus and the Syrian Democratic Forces to advance the dismantling and integration of forces into Syrian state institutions, with Ankara closely monitoring the implementation of commitments.