Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan warned Israel about its regional policy.
Modern.az reports that Fidan stated the importance of Israel pursuing a foreign policy based on peace, mutual respect, and cooperation.
“We hope that Israel will adopt a foreign policy based on peace, respect, and cooperation, which serves both its own interests and the interests of the entire region,” said the head of the Turkish Foreign Ministry.
According to Fidan, otherwise, Israel will become increasingly isolated in the region.
“Otherwise, Israel will not only become increasingly isolated but will also pay the price for it along with the entire region,” the minister emphasized.
It should be noted that Fidan also criticized Israel's regional policy in his recent statements. On September 16, he stated that Israel was the “biggest potential threat” to Syria's stability.
