11.04.2026 22:40
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu targeted Turkey and President Erdoğan with brazen words. Netanyahu stated, "Under my leadership, Israel will continue to fight against Iran's terrorist regime and its proxies, unlike President Erdoğan. Erdoğan is hosting them."
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu made a statement regarding Iran-Israel relations while the outcome of the negotiations held in Pakistan between the US and Iran remains uncertain. In his statements, Netanyahu also targeted Turkey and President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan.
ARROGANT WORDS
Netanyahu, who made statements on his social media account, said, “Under my leadership, Israel will continue to fight against Iran's terrorist regime and its proxies, unlike President Erdoğan. Erdoğan is harboring them.”
Netanyahu's words have once again heightened tensions between Turkey and Israel.
HE SAID "CONTINUE" TO WAR
In his statement, the Israeli Prime Minister targeted not only Turkey but also Iran, saying, “Israel will continue to fight against Iran's terrorist regime and its extensions.” Emphasizing that the struggle against Iran is not yet over, Netanyahu stated, “We still have a lot of work to do.”
Netanyahu said, “They wanted to strangle us, but we are strangling them. They threatened to destroy us, and now they are fighting for their survival. We have dealt them heavy blows.”
EMPHASIS ON JOINT OPERATIONS WITH THE US
Benjamin Netanyahu highlighted the military cooperation with the US, stating, “If I had told you a year ago that the world's greatest power, the US, would fight shoulder to shoulder with us against a common enemy for almost 40 days, who would have believed it?” This emphasized the close coordination between Washington and Tel Aviv.
SHADOW OVER DIPLOMATIC TRAFFIC
On the other hand, the first day of negotiations between US and Iranian delegations in Islamabad lasted for hours, but no agreement emerged from the talks.
The discussions aimed at regional peace and reducing tensions are considered the highest-level contact since 1979, while comments are being made that Netanyahu's harsh statements could negatively affect the process.