Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan said the US should restrain Netanyahu and set clear boundaries for him.
He recalled that US President Donald Trump came to power promising to end the conflicts in Palestine and Ukraine and prevent a new world war. "Now, when the new US administration is trying to send a certain message to the world, a situation arises when another player, using US capabilities and support, throws a tantrum at the US. Instead of the US restraining him, he starts "teaching" the US a lesson. This, of course, is a struggle for power between them. The question is who is the main one in this situation," Fidan noted.
He emphasized that Trump "is not the kind of person who will reconcile himself to the method of hiding patronage towards someone under the guise of cooperation." "He sympathizes with Zionism, supports Israel, and his entourage consists of people chosen and appointed in that direction. But, in the end, he will not want to hear: 'Here is a man from Israel; he does everything that Israel orders.' He will not want that. In my opinion, a man who enters into such a confrontation with the world will not avoid settling scores with Netanyahu," the Turkish Foreign Minister said.
