Netanyahu accuses Erdogan of escalating tensions between Israel and Turkey

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu accused Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of escalating tensions between Israel and Turkey, stating Israel does not seek confrontation but is militarily prepared. Netanyahu warned that conflict is possible under Israel's security doctrine allowing pre-emptive strikes, but declined to detail specific strategic plans.

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says Israel does not want confrontation with Turkey, instead accusing Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan for increasing tensions. In an interview with Channel 14's Sophia Tupolev, Netanyahu said that conflict with Turkey under an Israeli security doctrine that allows Israel to strike pre-emptively is possible, but refused to answer directly on the country's strategic plans.

Netanyahu accuses Erdogan of escalating tensions between Israel and Turkey

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