Netanyahu Seeks Trump Pressure on Erdogan Ahead of NATO Summit Over Military Sales

According to Axios, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu called U.S. President Trump recently to request pressure on Turkish President Erdogan over his hardline rhetoric toward Israel ahead of the NATO summit. Netanyahu also urged the U.S. to block military sales to Turkey, including F-35 fighter jets and related engines, citing concerns that upgraded air capabilities would disrupt regional military balance.

Trump has heard the concerns, though it remains unclear if he will pressure Erdogan. The U.S. is currently assessing the feasibility of resuming F-35 sales to Turkey despite Ankara's continued possession of Russian S-400 air defense systems.

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