Heidari: During the Funeral Days

Benjamin Netanyahu, Prime Minister of the Zionist regime, stated in an interview with Fox News: No date has yet been set for my meeting with President Trump, and I hope to present him with progress in the peace process with Lebanon. There are no fundamental differences with Washington. President Trump and I have different communication styles, but we are the best of allies. Weakening Iran opens the door to new peace agreements similar to the Abraham Accords. Israel, unlike Turkey, stood alongside the United States against Iran. Turkey is a large country, but is run by someone who openly seeks the destruction of Israel. I call for the US not to equip Turkey with F-35 fighter jets because doing so would damage the balance of power based on Israeli superiority.
- Key points from Netanyahu's remarks:
# Netanyahu Attacks Turkey / US Should Not Give Them F-35s
- No meeting date scheduled with Trump yet
- Hopes to discuss Lebanon peace process progress
- Denies any fundamental disagreement with Washington
- Emphasizes strong alliance with Trump despite different communication styles
- Links Iran's weakening to new peace agreement opportunities
- Contrasts Israeli and Turkish positions on Iran
- Opposes F-35 provision to Turkey over security concerns. Netanyahu's criticism of Turkey's leadership and opposition to military aid represents an escalation in tensions between the two regional powers, highlighting their divergent strategic positions in the Middle East, particularly regarding Iran policy and regional balance of power.
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