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Turkey wants no confrontation with Israel in Syria, foreign minister says
- Turkey's Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan stated, 'We don't want to see any confrontation with Israel in Syria because Syria belongs to Syrians.'
- Fidan expressed concern about Israeli strikes, saying, 'What Israel is doing in Syria is not only threatening the security of Syria but also is paving the way for future instability of the region.'
- Fidan criticized U.S. sanctions on Turkey, calling them 'a historical anomaly' that should be corrected.
- Fidan emphasized the need for peaceful negotiations regarding Iran, stating, 'Our region cannot tolerate another war, another big source of instability.
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Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan said today that Turkey does not want confrontation with Israel in Syria, but that constant Israeli airstrikes on military installations there threaten the new Syrian government's ability to deter threats from enemies, including Islamic State.
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Turkish FM Hakan Fidan says Turkey wants no Syria-Israel conflict
The animosity between the regional powers has spilled over into Syria, with Israeli forces striking Syria. The post Turkey wants no confrontation with Israel in Syria foreign minister says appeared first on Jerusalem World News.
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