Erdogan Targeted? Türkiye Hits Back at Israeli ‘Cheap Politics’
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Türkiye has sharply criticized the Israeli Prime Minister’s Office, calling its recent remarks against President Recep Tayyip Erdogan part of "cheap politics."
In a statement, Türkiye’s Communications Directorate said the Israeli government is trying to portray Türkiye as a new threat. The directorate dismissed this as a false narrative and a distraction.
Ankara argues that such attacks are not based on facts. Instead, they are an attempt to shift attention away from regional issues.
The statement did not specify which exact remarks triggered the response. However, it made clear that Türkiye will not accept baseless accusations.
The rebuke signals a fresh spike in tensions between the two nations. Despite past efforts to repair ties, diplomatic friction continues to surface.
Türkiye insists that its foreign policy remains clear and consistent. It called on Israeli officials to stop engaging in political maneuvers that harm stability.