The Foreign Minister called for Turkey's expulsion from the North Atlantic Treaty after Erdogan threatened to invade Israel.
Writes UNN with reference to Times of Israel.
Israel's foreign minister called on NATO to expel Turkey on Monday after its President Tayyip Erdogan threatened that his country could invade Israel, as it has invaded Libya and Nagorno-Karabakh in the past.
“In light of Turkish President Erdogan's threats to invade Israel and his dangerous rhetoric, Israeli Foreign Minister Israel Katz instructed diplomats... to urgently contact all NATO members, calling for a condemnation of Turkey and demanding its expulsion from the regional alliance,” the ministry said in a statement.
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Turkish President Erdogan declared the country's readiness to act as decisively against Israel as it did in Karabakh and Libya.
Yair Lapid called on the international community to condemn Erdogan's threats of a possible invasion of Israel.
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