Türkiye's Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan has said Israeli attacks are among the greatest threats to Syria's stability, accusing Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government of escalating violence across the region.
Speaking alongside Syrian Foreign Minister Asaad Hassan al Shaibani after talks in Ankara on Thursday, Fidan said Israel's attacks undermine Syria's sovereignty and territorial integrity.
"Israel's attacks targeting Syria's sovereignty and territorial integrity are among the greatest threats to the country's stability," he said.
Referring to the Gaza peace plan, Fidan said Israel's continued attacks showed that "Netanyahu does not want peace."
"We are seeing that the Netanyahu government has intensified its acts of terror in the West Bank and Jerusalem," he added.
