Turkey FM: Israel seeks to make Turkey 'new enemy'

Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan has accused Israel of attempting to designate Turkey as its 'new enemy,' citing what he describes as a 'complex' in Israeli leadership regarding President Recep Tayyip Erdogan. Fidan also warned that the issue of Greenland, a reference to past territorial disputes, could resurface at any moment, hinting at broader geopolitical tensions. This statement marks a sharp escalation in rhetoric from Turkey's top diplomat amid ongoing regional conflicts involving Israel. It reflects deepening diplomatic strains between the two nations, with Turkey positioning itself as a vocal critic of Israeli policies.