Israel-Gaza War, Turkey, NATO

Report: Turkey blocking NATO cooperation with Israel

According to Reuters, Turkey has vetoed all Israeli cooperation with Israel since October 7 as part of its protest against the war in Gaza.

Turkish President Erdogan. (Photo: Andie.NV/Shutterstock)

Turkey has consistently vetoed cooperation between NATO and Israel, including meetings and joint military exercises, since October 7 and the war in Gaza, according to a Reuters report.

While Turkey had reportedly been working to mend fences with Israel before the massacre, it has since taken ever increasingly severe steps against the country for allegedly "massacring" Gazans, including imposing a total trade embargo and even hinting at possibly invading the country to stop the war.

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Erdogan really has an ego the size of the universe.
The Jewish Patriarch 01.08.24


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