Relations between Israel and Turkey have deteriorated after President Recep Tayyip Erdogan accused Israeli operations in Syria and Lebanon of threatening Turkey. He warned against Israeli “adventures” in the Mediterranean, prompting Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to respond with criticism. Despite the rhetoric, Israeli officials say security communication channels remain open, particularly over defense issues and Syria. The dispute also reflects Ankara’s concerns about cooperation among Israel, Greece and Cyprus, while Washington is trying to prevent a confrontation between NATO members
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